Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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1289566 | Journal of Power Sources | 2011 | 8 Pages |
Abstract
Li–air batteries are potentially viable ultrahigh energy density chemical power sources, which could potentially offer specific energies up to ∼3000 Wh kg−1 being rechargeable. The modern state of art and the challenges in the field of Li–air batteries are considered. Although their implementation holds the greatest promise in a number of applications ranging from portable electronics to electric vehicles, there are also impressive challenges in development of cathode materials and electrolyte systems of these batteries.
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Authors
Alexander Kraytsberg, Yair Ein-Eli,