Grotthuss mechanism could revolutionise energy storage for high-power applications, study suggests
Proton-hopping is a promising basis for ultrafast charging/discharging - but more work needed
Proton-hopping offers a new approach to high-power energy storage
The Grotthuss mechanism, which was first discovered about 200 years ago, could revolutionise energy storage for high-power applications like electric vehicles or electricity grids, according to a new study...
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