Energy storage system and the use of electrolyte biopolymers
Abstract
Energy storage systems have had a boom in electronic technologies powered by renewable energy systems. Petrochemical fuels in common use such as coal, gas, biofuels and hydrogen have become the dominant form of primary energy storage. On the other hand, the electrochemical systems (supercapacitors, fuel cells and batteries), considered as secondary storage systems, already are rechargeable systems since they generate electricity through electrochemical reactions, which are reversible. The batteries have been widely used mainly for application in mobile devices such as laptops, camcorders and mobile phones, without forgetting your application in the emerging industry of electric cars. The use of innovative materials in Li-ion, such as biopolymers, batteries allows you to obtain economic, environmentally friendly materials with high electrochemical stability and the environment.
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