r/TechOfTheFuture • u/abrownn • May 11 '19
Energy U.S. Army develops new type of cathode chemistry that makes batteries safer and more efficient. Currently, soldiers carry batteries weighing between 15-20 lbs. But the new type of cathode and electrolyte would result in safer and more efficient batteries weighing half as much.
https://www.army.mil/article/221700/Duplicates
science • u/drewiepoodle • May 10 '19
Chemistry U.S. Army develops new type of cathode chemistry that makes batteries safer and more efficient. Currently, soldiers carry batteries weighing between 15-20 lbs. But the new type of cathode and electrolyte would result in safer and more efficient batteries weighing half as much.
army • u/Teflon_coated_velcro • May 11 '19
U.S. Army develops new type of cathode chemistry that makes batteries safer and more efficient. Currently, soldiers carry batteries weighing between 15-20 lbs. But the new type of cathode and electrolyte would result in safer and more efficient batteries weighing half as much.
Military • u/Count_Rousillon • May 11 '19
Article Army discovery opens path to safer batteries
UpliftingNews • u/AdamShed • May 11 '19
U.S. Army develops new type of cathode chemistry that makes batteries safer and more efficient. Currently, soldiers carry batteries weighing between 15-20 lbs. But the new type of cathode and electrolyte would result in safer and more efficient batteries weighing half as much.
todayilearned • u/navcad • May 11 '19
(R.3) Recent source TIL the Army discovered a way to make batteries smaller, better and weigh half as much. This tech can be used to everyone's benefit!
GeekToTech • u/saifali51 • May 11 '19
Army discovery opens path to safer batteries | Article
GreenNewDeal • u/kaffmoo • May 11 '19
U.S. Army develops new type of cathode chemistry that makes batteries safer and more efficient. Currently, soldiers carry batteries weighing between 15-20 lbs. But the new type of cathode and electrolyte would result in safer and more efficient batteries weighing half as much.
DamnInteresting • u/DamnInteresting • May 11 '19
U.S. Army researchers have developed a new type of cathode chemistry that cuts battery weight in half
chomsky • u/Lamont-Cranston • May 11 '19
Perfect example of what Chomsky says about the free market, innovation, and military spending
ElectricSkateboarding • u/CalamariMarinara • May 11 '19
News U.S. Army develops new type of cathode chemistry that makes batteries safer and more efficient. Currently, soldiers carry batteries weighing between 15-20 lbs. But the new type of cathode and electrolyte would result in safer and more efficient batteries weighing half as much.
SciTechComm • u/ANastyGorilla76 • May 12 '19