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Australian researchers say dose of sugar could be key to long distance batteries – The Driven
Monash Uni research shows dose of sugar could be key to next-gen lithium sulfur batteries that could get electric cars from Melbourne…
Australian researchers say a dose of sugar could be the key to unlocking longer-lasting next generation lithium-sulfur batteries, which could deliver much longer range for electric cars and improve the base for batteries in heavy transport such as buses…
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