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Collaborative Research: Molecular Structures and Electrochemical Activity of Supersaturate — NSF Award to University of Kansas Cen

Renewable electricity sources provide many benefits to society, including ensuring sustainability, enhancing energy independence, and reducing pollution. Effective scale-up of renewable electricity sources, such as wind and solar, to meet the growing societal demand requires developing low-cost energy storage technolog

Award titleCollaborative Research: Molecular Structures and Electrochemical Activity of Supersaturate
Award ID2407419
AwardeeUniversity of Kansas Center for Research Inc
CityLAWRENCE
StateKS
Amount obligated$249,999
Principal investigatorTrung Nguyen
ProgramEchemS-Electrochemical Systems
Start date07/15/2024
AbstractRenewable electricity sources provide many benefits to society, including ensuring sustainability, enhancing energy independence, and reducing pollution. Effective scale-up of renewable electricity sources, such as wind and solar, to meet the growing societal demand requires developing low-cost energy storage technologies. Redox flow batteries are a promising technology for large-scale and long-duration storage. However, the energy storage capacity per volume of a battery is limited by the chemi
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