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Graphene possesses high electronic mobility, minimal light absorbance, large surface area and exclusive mechanical properties. Graphene''s unique characteristics make it the perfect
DOI: 10.1016/S1872-5805 (21)60081-1 REVIEW Research progress on graphene-based materials for high-performance lithium-metal batteries Xin Wang1,2,3,4,â€, Run-qing Huang1,2,3,â€,
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Effective thermal management is paramount for ensuring battery safety, preventing thermal runaway, and minimizing the risk of catastrophic failures. By achieving lower operating temperatures, the proposed graphene battery BMS contributes to enhanced safety and extends battery lifespan.
The integration of graphene into battery technology for electric vehicles (EVs) is crucial for addressing the pressing challenges of thermal management and charging efficiency that currently limit the widespread adoption of EVs.
Graphene itself consists of a single layer of carbon atoms that are tightly bound in a two-dimensional crystalline lattice, offering exceptional properties, such as high electrical and thermal conductivity. These characteristics make graphene an ideal choice for enhancing battery performance.
The application of graphene-based composite material electrodes offers great potential to address the challenges of current battery technologies.
