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RE:This is very good news

[Thinkbigsti69]

Thinkbigsti69 wrote: @ordos Very nice, they really are proactively pursuing the battery space. Using this proprietary silicon additive to existing graphite anodes without any other modifications would have low entry barrier and could have any of the existing battery manufacturers lined up for significant battery performance improvement with zero investment, except buying the materials.

@Sabbath "Preliminary testing demonstrates a capability to improve performance by more than 14% without noticeable first-cycle degradation" - from my understanding; the first few cycles of a cell is when a cell is most prone to swelling due to Si in the anode, so if the cell hasn't started swelling and/or degrading within its first few cycles, the cell will most likely will meet or exceed expectations. Also nice HPQ Silicon Inc.gets to dip their toes twice in this as they hold exclusive global licenses to Novacium's engineered SiOx & will be supplying the Si via HPQ QRR in the future.
@Sabbath "Preliminary testing demonstrates a capability to improve performance by more than 14% without noticeable first-cycle degradation" - from my understanding; the first few cycles of a cell is when a cell is most prone to swelling due to Si in the anode, so if the cell hasn't started swelling and/or degrading within its first few cycles, the cell will most likely will meet or exceed expectations. Also nice HPQ Silicon Inc.gets to dip their toes twice in this as they hold exclusive global licenses to Novacium's engineered SiOx & will be supplying the Si via HPQ QRR in the future.