Scientists use ‘radical’ material to create next-gen battery with 1,500 cycle life
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The new radical-cationic covalent organic framework material traps polysulfides and converts them back to sulfur, enabling lithium-sulfur batteries to last over 1,500 cycles with minimal capacity loss, potentially advancing sustainable energy storage.
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