Ahnfeltia Tobuchiensis, which is particularly interesting to scientists, is rich in red algae and zostera and Ruppia sea grass, carbon and nitrogen. Without oxygen access, a carbon material is obtained from them – a biose suitable for use in batteries.
According to experts, this technology is not only environmentally friendly, but also reduces imported synthetic graphite dependence. According to preliminary data, the efficacy of new anotes can be compared with industrial analogues.
Development is carried out as part of the “Youth and Children” national project “electrochemical resources for renewable energy”.
Source: Ferra
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