Nanotube anodes could lead to higher-energy, faster-charging batteries for cell phones and notebooks.
Lithium-ion batteries could last longer if their electrodes stored more charge. Korean researchers have now made a new type of anode that holds three times more charge than the conventional graphite anodes used in batteries.
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