Recent developments and likely advances in lithium-ion batteries
Journal of Power SourcesPublished 25 August 2005
A.G. Ritchie, Wilmont F. Howard
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Abstract
Abstract Advances in lithium-ion battery technology since the last International Power Sources Symposium in Amsterdam in September 2003 are reviewed. Cost and safety are still seen as important factors limiting further expansion of application of lithium-ion batteries. Lithium bis-oxalato borate electolyte salt and lithium iron phosphate cathode material are being actively investigated.
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