Flexible metal–gas batteries: a potential option for next-generation power accessories for wearable electronics

Jingwen Zhou; Jianli Cheng; Bin Wang; Huisheng Peng; Jun Lü

doi:10.1039/d0ee00039f

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Flexible metal–gas batteries: a potential option for next-generation power accessories for wearable electronics

Jingwen Zhou Jianli Cheng Bin Wang Huisheng Peng Jun Lü

Year: 2020 Journal: Energy & Environmental Science Vol: 13 (7)Pages: 1933-1970 Publisher: Royal Society of Chemistry

DOI: 10.1039/d0ee00039f

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Abstract

An overview of the recent technical advances and major dilemmas facing currently available flexible metal–gas batteries for use in wearable electronics is presented.

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Electronics Wearable computer Wearable technology Engineering Electrical engineering Computer science Nanotechnology Materials science Embedded system

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Advanced battery technologies research

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Advancements in Battery Materials

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Advanced Battery Materials and Technologies

Physical Sciences → Engineering → Electrical and Electronic Engineering

Flexible metal–gas batteries: a potential option for next-generation power accessories for wearable electronics

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