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minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilinkEnglish1•24 days agoyeah this is fine, but these need to run at high temperatures last time i’ve checked. that makes it a bit more complicated to use
minus-squareProdigalFroglinkfedilinkEnglish7•edit-223 days agoSodium electric batteries, like the type that CATL developed? Or do you mean hot molten salt thermal batteries? Because I think the other poster is referring to the first kind.
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilinkEnglish6•edit-224 days agoi thought sodium batteries need low hundreds C for ceramic electrolyte to work. i stand corrected e: CATL made sodium-ion battery, i was thinking of sodium-sulfur battery
yeah this is fine, but these need to run at high temperatures last time i’ve checked. that makes it a bit more complicated to use
Sodium electric batteries, like the type that CATL developed? Or do you mean hot molten salt thermal batteries? Because I think the other poster is referring to the first kind.
i thought sodium batteries need low hundreds C for ceramic electrolyte to work. i stand corrected
e: CATL made sodium-ion battery, i was thinking of sodium-sulfur battery