Photo-rechargeable zinc-ion batteries

Buddha Deka Boruah; Angus Mathieson; Bo Wen; Sascha Feldmann; Wesley M. Dose; Michaël De Volder

doi:10.1039/d0ee01392g

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Photo-rechargeable zinc-ion batteries

Buddha Deka Boruah Angus Mathieson Bo Wen Sascha Feldmann Wesley M. Dose Michaël De Volder

Year: 2020 Journal: Energy & Environmental Science Vol: 13 (8)Pages: 2414-2421 Publisher: Royal Society of Chemistry

DOI: 10.1039/d0ee01392g

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Abstract

This paper presents a zinc-ion battery that can be recharged directly by light without the need for a solar cell, which offers a new approach to balancing the unpredictable energy surpluses and deficits associated with solar energy.

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Battery (electricity) Zinc Ion Solar energy Energy storage Solar cell Materials science Computer science Engineering physics Optoelectronics Electrical engineering Engineering Chemistry Physics Metallurgy

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