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Breaking solvation dominance of ethylene carbonate via molecular charge engineering enables lower temperature battery
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Explore the groundbreaking research by Yuqing Chen and colleagues that reveals a modified electrolyte designed to enhance lithium-ion battery performance at frigid temperatures. With remarkable ionic conductivity at -90 °C and unmatched functionality around -100 °C, this innovation could transform battery technology in extreme conditions.
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