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Batteries with "single-crystal electrodes" could power electric vehicles (EVs) for millions of miles — meaning their batteries would outlast other parts of the cars, new research shows.
A lithium-ion battery with this new type of electrode has been charging and discharging constantly for six years, retaining nearly 80% of its original capacity. That battery cycled eight times longer than a regular lithium-ion battery — equivalent to an electric car driving 5 million miles (8 million kilometers), researchers reported Nov. 15 in the Journal of The Electrochemical Society.
Are they dilithium crystals?
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The article didn't say. But I'm also not familiar with dilithium crystals.
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Do a quick google search
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why do you use Google?
update: bahahahaha
I actually know Gene Roddenbury's son
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Cool!
And, I don't use google
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