Battery that charges on air
Arthur Dobley, metal air battery scientist, explains “Li-air batteries breathe oxygen from the air, and allow it to react with the Li metal anode. These are constructed in layers, like a sandwich, of the lithium metal anode, separator with electrolyte and then the air cathode . the air cathode is the critical part, and that is where oxygen enters to cells and reacts.”
PROF. Peter J. Hall explains:
“The capacity of Li-air batteries is 10-20 times greater than traditional Li-ion batteries. These will also be considerably cheaper as they contain very little heavy metal content”.
These are environment friendly.
Lithium content in them can be recycled.
Li-air battery is very lighter than Li-ion battery.