A new breakthrough in battery technology: a hydration battery that can be quickly recharged

The idea of ​​the R&D team didn't stop on how to increase the total storage capacity of the battery, but instead focused on how to make the battery increase again at any time. Scientists developed new batteries by separating them with a layer of water with a single atomic thickness. The crystalline tungsten oxide allows the battery to remain active and efficient at the atomic level, and the battery constructed from this hydrate not only charges faster, but also enables rapid charge transfer in very short intervals.

Compared with a conventional battery having a higher total battery capacity, the hydrate-type battery can maintain higher power transmission efficiency because it can be quickly charged despite the insufficient total capacity. Through further improvements and research and development, this rapidly rechargeable battery technology can be applied to many applications, requiring extra-powered electrical equipment, electric vehicles or backup power supplies, and the like.