Lithium titanate (LTO) has advantages over the currently used graphite anode, especially when high performance under extreme temperature conditions is required. However, the material suffers from significant gas evolution in the battery. A team from MEET Battery Research Center has now investigated the influencing factors on this reaction in detail. Read more
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