Chemistry: Non-Lithium Chemistries
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Na-ion’s New Capabilities Reported 0V OR 0% STORAGE & TRANSPORT
LOW TEMPERATURE OPERATION Na-ion can operate up to -40 ̊C or lower. This is mainly due to the electrolytes used that avoid sluggish effects seen in Li-ion.
Discharge Voltage Curves at different temperatures Voltage
Reports found the potential for no detrimental effects during over discharge to 0% or 0V, this is mainly due to absence of Cu Foil.
Source Capacity Retained
HIGH POWER / FAST CHARGE EXCEEDING LI-ION Discharge rates >10C, and charge rates >4C commonly reported, this is mainly due to the rate capabilities of Hard carbon (vs graphite). Source Source: Rachel Carter, Gordon Waller, Connor Jacob, Dillon Hayman and Corey Love, US Naval Research Laboratory
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