Lithium-free sodium batteries exit the lab and enter US productionmox@lemmy.sdf.org to Technology@lemmy.world – 859 points – 2 months agonewatlas.com178Post a CommentPreviewYou are viewing a single commentView all commentsSodium? Like, salt sodium?Salt is sodium chloride. Sodium is a metal, and it is right below Lithium on the periodic table (behaves and reacts similarly).No, Sodium like the PlayStation game Sodium.Yes, that very sodium. The one that combines with chlorine to give you table salt. Super abundant, incredibly cheap, much more environmentally friendly.
Sodium? Like, salt sodium?Salt is sodium chloride. Sodium is a metal, and it is right below Lithium on the periodic table (behaves and reacts similarly).No, Sodium like the PlayStation game Sodium.Yes, that very sodium. The one that combines with chlorine to give you table salt. Super abundant, incredibly cheap, much more environmentally friendly.
Salt is sodium chloride. Sodium is a metal, and it is right below Lithium on the periodic table (behaves and reacts similarly).
Yes, that very sodium. The one that combines with chlorine to give you table salt. Super abundant, incredibly cheap, much more environmentally friendly.
Sodium? Like, salt sodium?
Salt is sodium chloride. Sodium is a metal, and it is right below Lithium on the periodic table (behaves and reacts similarly).
No, Sodium like the PlayStation game Sodium.
Yes, that very sodium. The one that combines with chlorine to give you table salt.
Super abundant, incredibly cheap, much more environmentally friendly.