Asian Tech Press (Nov 24) -- According to media reports, a research team from Yokohama National University and Sumitomo Electric Industries, Inc. and other institutions in Japan used water as the electrolyte and nanoscale molybdenum oxide as the negative electrode of the battery, allowing the battery performance to reach a practical level.

The battery is expected to be used for energy storage batteries or short-distance electric vehicles, as the battery has no risk of catching fire and can be recharged quickly, even if it is repeatedly charged and discharged 2,000 times, the battery capacity will be reduced by less than 30%.