Lithium-Sulphur Battery: A Breakthrough towards Net-Zero Economy

For decades, Lithium-ion battery technology has revolutionized a wide array of industries in consumer electronics, industrial tools, and current-generation electric vehicles, among others. The choice for lithium-ion batteries coincided with the popular idiom "Jack of All Trades, Master of None" as it provides little to substantial of everything thing with severe shortcomings. For instance, lifecycle (battery capacity) concerns repetitive quick charging. Battery degradation (expensive EV battery replacement) and fire (a damaged cell can spontaneously catch fire) are serious worries, particularly for the electromobility domain. Lithium-ion packs are relatively energy-dense but are still quite heavy, large . . .