This is great stuff. Thought of adding a link to the study: Direct electrode-to-electrode regeneration of end-of-life batteries via electrode–electrolyte interphase dissolution.
On a totally different note, it looks like the text is AI generated. I used a couple of ai detectors to check. On top of that he author writes too many articles per day. I totally which this would be disclosed somewhere in the article.
Im hopeful that we still have tons of room to grow in the battery tech tree
My hope is we’re still working towards the replacement tech tree
Dendrites usually puncture the membrane that separates the dielectrica. Im not sure that would be repairable at all.
I understand that only happens after a lot of aging and if we address the buildup before that time there will be no damage to the separating membrane
That would make sense. Like running a maintenance cycle on the battery pack regularly. Like descaling the coffee maker.
