In 1888, German physician Carl Gassner (1855–1942) developed the Leclanché cell, an early form of electrical battery, into what became the first zinc-carbon battery. It was dubbed the dry cell ...

Finding reliable batteries is essential for powering everyday devices, from remotes to toys and gadgets. With so many brands ...

The zinc-air battery-based hydrogen system uses a high ... However, conventional hydrogen production methods result in ...

Professor Jeung Ku Kang's research team in the Department of Materials Science and Engineering developed a self-powered ...

Manufacturers produce batteries using many different types of reactant chemicals. A battery's chemistry determines its size, voltage, and intended use. Zinc-carbon batteries use a zinc can that ...

A new approach developed by researchers at the Technical University of Munich (TUM) involving a porous organic polymer has significantly extended the lifespan of zinc-ion batteries. Instead of a ...