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Old 03-11-2009, 11:16 PM   #7
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However, the researchers found that their new material does not lose its capacity to charge over time in the way that standard lithium ion batteries do.
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What is more, because there are relatively few changes to the standard manufacturing process, Professor Ceder believes the new battery material could make it to market within two to three years.
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Even though it is cheap, lithium iron phosphate has until now received little attention because lithium cobalt batteries can store slightly more charge for a given weight.
some pros. some cons. doesnt look like it would work for laptops though, but for Large Lion Batterys found in cars for example.
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