Jeff Chamberlain discusses the two key differences that set battery technology and fossil fuel tech apart; the ability to reverse the reaction and The products of the reaction, those being a…
Jeffrey Chamberlain, Deputy Director Argonne National Laboratory and Steve LeVine, Professor and author, address audience questions regarding the newer generation of lithium ion batteries, f…
Jefferey Chamberlain introduces the topic of Lithium-ion batteries and mentions Elon Musk.
Steve Levine, Quartz Business News Publication Washington Correspondent, talks about next generation battery technology, aka Super Batteries
He elaborates on the idea of the lithium ion battery retaining its form while varying individual materials, and therefore says that we should keep an open-minded approach in developing new e…
He explains how in present day technology, as ions are exchanged between ends in the system, its physical state is also being changed and how his goal is to modify it so that the system does…
Steve LeVine and Jeffery discuss their thoughts about the whether they believe if and how cooperation on innovations can affect politics and the relation that correlates with that. Steve LeV…
New Materials In New Batteries
Jeffrey Chamberlin, Deputy Director at Argonne National Laboratory describes the advancements to the lithium-ion battery.
Jeff Chamberlain's analogy comparing the difficulty of producing a perfectly renewable lithium ion battery to a bowling ball skating in between bowling pins.
Jeffrey Chamberlain explains that the adoption rate of EV's is much greater than thought to be and investing may be a great option.
Benefits of Next Generation Batteries
Innovations within big companies are starting to occur more rapidly.
A description of how LG has managed to refine and stabilize the Chevy Volt's 38 mile plug in battery to achieve 200 miles on one charge at a reasonable price point.
The name that is stated on many common battery products that are available for sale indicates something about its chemical makeup, but there is a different case with lithium-ion batteries
He explains how the GM car company modified a car battery in order to be compatible with one of their new models
Director of Argonne Laboratory Jeffrey Chamberlain talks about the need for government involvement with the development of new battery technology.
He says that the materials used in lithium ion batteries can be interchanged without changing the overall form of the battery
He says that both technologies are fundamentally built on a magnetic surface with ion oxide particles
