Solid -Stat batteries do not contain liquid electrolytes that reduce fever risk and increase resistance to temperature changes. New materials based on Znfe2O4 are synthesized without using toxic components that are critical for “green” technologies. As Oleg Shichalin of Sahsu states, this opens opportunities to create power supply with advanced electrochemical features.
Development has been focused on use in renewable sources in household appliances, electric cars and storage systems. Technology is particularly interested in the Arctic and island regions where the reliability of the equipment and the stability of the energy supply are the main requirements.
Scientists plan to test the materials in battery prototypes to evaluate their activity in real conditions. In the future, this will reduce dependence on lead and other harmful components in the sector.
Source: Ferra
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