Wireless bipolar electrodes raise zinc-air battery power by 80%

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Researchers in Spain and Argentina have developed a zinc-air battery design using wireless bipolar electrodes that raises power output by up to 80%. The architecture reduces internal resistance without altering the battery’s core chemistry.

Researchers in Spain and Argentina have developed a zinc-air battery architecture that increases power output by up to 80% by reducing internal resistance without changing the device’s core chemistry. The post Wireless bipolar electrodes raise zinc-air battery power by 80% appeared first on pv magazine Global.