New electrolyte allows Li-ion batteries to heat up without risk of fire
Researchers have developed a non-flammable electrolyte for lithium-ion batteries that allows the devices to continue to function at high temperatures.
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Panama’s Chamber of Commerce worried about government negotiations with First Quantum Minerals
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Developing a supply chain for silicon key to Australia’s energy independence — report
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Volvo urges Australia to enact new heavy-duty electric truck law
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Peru protesters threaten to halt Antapaccay, Bambas: Republica
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Gold objects found in Troy were mass-produced, travelled great distances
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Ex-JPMorgan gold trader found guilty in spoofing trial
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