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Advanced Technology to Improve Lithium Ion Batteries in 2024

By Shubhendra Anand , 20 March, 2024

Lithium-ion batteries play a significant role in the clean energy transition process. The progress of green energy transformation is expected to increase the usage of electric vehicles that require lithium-ion batteries. A new study states that graft polymerization and polymer coatings technology will enhance the lithium-ion batteries' separators in 2024.

Clean energy transitions require less carbon emissions in the environment. Therefore, consumer demand for electric vehicles is multiplying in 2024. The production of electric cars at a larger scale requires a good number of lithium-ion batteries. This new graft polymerization method can reduce internal short circuits. It will enhance the effectiveness of lithium-ion battery separators. Thus, it can help improve battery performance in the coming years. Technical problems in the internal separator of lithium-ion batteries have led to short circuits. Therefore, graft polymerization can pave the way for growth in lithium-ion batteries. It enhances various industrial applications, hence playing a pivotal role in clean energy transitions. one of the significant applications of lithium-ion batteries is electric vehicles. Since electric cars aid the progress of the clean energy transition globally, new alternatives must be adopted. Therefore, graft polymerization in lithium-ion batteries can increase its efficiency.

Lithium-ion batteries are used in rechargeable items like electric vehicles, smartphones, laptops, solar home systems, etc. Therefore, experts believe lithium-ion batteries are growing today, where electricity plays a significant role in the energy sector. Polymer coatings are used in graft polymerization. The new technique shows promising support to the separators and advances the use of lithium-ion batteries in electric vehicles and others. Furthermore, experts believe that graft polymerization can lead to high support in the safety terms of lithium-ion batteries. Hence, an increase in the production of lithium-ion batteries with such qualities can enhance the growth of electric vehicles, accelerating the clean energy transition.

Growth of Lithium Ion Battery Manufacturing 2021-2027

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