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Grabat Energy: The Graphene Polymer Battery Breakthrough

Started by markdansie, June 07, 2016, 09:39:51 AM

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markdansie

June 07, 2016, 09:39:51 AM
If the following claims are real, this battery is the game changer that will bring about a massive change in electricity production and distribution, not to mention a huge impact on electric cars. We are talking in numbers 1/3 of the weight and 4 times the energy density of the best Lithium Ion battery available. Recharge speeds 33x and still retaining over 80% capacity after thousands of charges. Cost will be much lower.[/font][/size]

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http://revolution-green.com/grabat-energy-graphene-polymer-battery-breakthrough/

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Mark

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June 07, 2016, 01:22:52 PM
Wow!  This would be great if it's real and doesn't get bought out / stalled out somehow.   Despite the claims of lower cost I somehow think they will cost a lot - at least initially although if a lot of different companies get in on this the competition could keep the price low.   
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