TOKYO -- Scientists in China have recharged a solid-state lithium-sulfur battery 1,400 times, a breakthrough that brings the technology closer to commercial reality.
Lithium-sulfur cell keeps most of its capacity after 1,400 recharge cycles
Chinese scientists have discovered a way to improve the migration of electrons across sulfur, which is normally a poor conductor of electricity. © Reuters
TOKYO -- Scientists in China have recharged a solid-state lithium-sulfur battery 1,400 times, a breakthrough that brings the technology closer to commercial reality.