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Tuesday, February 22, 2011

Tiny Capsules Can Heal Worn-Out Batteries

Microspheres, containing indium gallium arsenide, embedded inside the graphite of a battery anode can be used to repair the tiny cracks that develop due to charge/discharge cycles. The technology could be used on batteries in phones and cars.

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