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A carbon material derived from loofah sponges could be used in the next generation of lithium batteries

Loofah-based material could give lithium batteries a boost


Today's mobile lifestyle depends on rechargeable lithium batteries. But to take these storage devices to the next level — to shore up the electric grid or for widespread use in vehicles, for example — they need a big boost in capacity. To get lithium batteries up to snuff for more ambitious applications, researchers report in the journal ACS Applied Materials & Interfacesa new solution that involves low-cost, renewable loofah sponges.
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