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redpoint5 · 10-23-2018, 04:06 PM

Doesn't solid state imply a non-chemical store of energy?
What voltage does the cell produce?
What method is used to charge the cell and is it tolerant of over-charging?
Does it require a BMS?
How flat is the discharge curve?
If dendrites do not form, then can the cell be discharged completely without causing undo damage?
What are the current development challenges?
How difficult/expensive is creating a sub-micron layer of lithium?
If sodium is used, is there risk of fire if a damaged cell is exposed to water?

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