CAN WATER MAKE BETTER BATTERIES??

Water could be the way to generating a shabbier, all the more earth inviting and less risky method for making the lithium-particle electric storage devices that power such a large number of commonplace contraptions, scientists say. Presently, rechargeable lithium-particle electric cells are commonly found in versatile units, for example, cellphones, laptops and tablet machines, and they are progressively being utilized to power crossover and electric vehicles. As their utilization develop, researchers might want to fabricate the electric storage devices in a way that is both less exorbitant and all the more naturally agreeable. "The provision of lithium-particle electric cells in electric vehicles is obstructed by their high cost," scientist Jianlin Li, a materials researcher at Oak Ridge National Laboratory, told Technewsdaily. "Case in point, the expense of the lithium-particle electric storage devices in the Nissan Leaf and Chevy Colt is about $500 for every kilowatt-hour, which is very nearly five times of the target cost — $110 for every kilowatt-hour — of an electric vehicle lithium-particle electric cell set by the president's EV Everywhere Grand Challen