A team from Hanyang University in South Korea and the University of Rome Sapienza comprising Hun-Gi Jung, Jusef Hassoun, Jin-Bum Park, Yang-Kook Sun and Bruon Scrosati describe in Nature Chemistry their work on a stable electrolyte which shows promise of extending the cyclability of lithium-air battery chemistry to match its Subscribe to Automotive World to … Continued
A team from Hanyang University in South Korea and the University of Rome Sapienza comprising Hun-Gi Jung, Jusef Hassoun, Jin-Bum Park, Yang-Kook Sun and Bruon Scrosati describe in Nature Chemistry their work on a stable electrolyte which shows promise of extending the cyclability of lithium-air battery chemistry to match its
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