A new type of particle spray could revolutionize lithium-ion battery efficiency completely, but there are some drawbacks.
The development was made when a chemical and biomolecular engineer with the Rice lab tried spraying a coat of the mixture of particles onto the anodes. The engineer, Sibani Lisa Biswal, found that spraying the anodes down sufficiently improves the battery life from anywhere between 22 to 44 percent. Further, battery cells with greater amounts of coating could achieve higher efficiency.
This new priming method could make your smartphone’s battery last much longer if it is perfected. Image source: Christian de Looper for BGR
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