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Charge batteries in seconds, Technology watch, Create, October 2017, p 80
In US, Drexel University has created a battery electrode based on a highly-conductive two-dimensional material called MXene. Charging of the MXene electrodes has been accomplished in tens of milliseconds, analogous to a multi-lane high-speed highway compared to a single-lane road.
Abstract details
Journal title: Create
Keywords: 4 Propulsion - 4.2 Battery-electric vehicles
Subjects: Electric vehicles, Batteries
