Abstract:Aluminium batteries are promising candidates for the next-generation of energy storage devices, given the natural occurrence of aluminium (third most abundant element) and the intrinsic safety characteristics of the electrolytes used. The specific capacity of an aluminium negative electrode (2980 mAh g-1) is approximately 77% that of lithium (3860 mAh g-1), while its volumetric capacity of 8040 mAh cm-3 far exceeds that of lithium (2060 mAh cm-3), due to its ability to transfer three electrons [1]. Most non-aq… Show more
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