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Water-based battery "safe, efficient, non-toxic"

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Water-based battery "safe, efficient, non-toxic"

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[Dormant] Electric Vehicles (Moved to !electricvehicles@slrpnk.net)@lemmy.world · 2 years ago

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A new battery tech that is safe, efficient, and non-toxic

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A team of researchers from Australia and China have found a way to make batteries safer and more efficient by using water and organic molecules.

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This sounds worse than lead acid

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