
Flowing Zinc Slurry Battery Retains 81% Capacity After 5,500 Cycles in Landmark Durability Test
Researchers from Fudan University and the Chinese Academy of Sciences have developed a flowing zinc slurry battery that operated continuously for 5,128 hours with 99.94% Coulombic efficiency. A zinc-manganese dioxide variant retained 81.1% of its original capacity after 5,500 charge-discharge cycles. The technology, published in Nature Energy, offers a promising long-duration energy storage solution for solar and wind power systems.
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