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by mwt
1441 days ago
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> There's no actual storage density information, is there? Nothing in KJ/m^3 units. Even if there was (to be honest, didn't read the journal article) this is something that can easily be hacked. Energy storage research papers regularly hack energy density numbers by reporting the kJ/cc values of a tiny (like order 1 g) fleck of nanoparticle dust, which totally misrepresents the physics that matters are scale (i.e. in an EV). Scaling up stuff is hard, including when you're moving from micron scale to cm scale. |
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