lithium ion
Rechargeable power source
Lithium ion describes a type of rechargeable battery that uses lithium ions moving between electrodes to store and release energy.
These batteries power most modern portable electronics—smartphones, laptops, electric vehicles—because they pack high energy density into relatively light packages: My laptop's lithium-ion battery lasts about eight hours.
Often hyphenated as lithium-ion when used as a modifier.
- batteryPortable electricity storage
- battery packPortable electricity storage unit
- rechargeableAble to regain power
- cellBasic unit of life
- cell phonePortable wireless communicator
anode · cathode · electrolyte · charge · fast charging · voltage · Tesla · electric vehicle · electric · power · cobalt · graphite · rare earth · energy · portable · power bank · smartphone · laptop
- battery typesnickel cadmium, lead acid, button cells, coin cells
- charged particlesproton, electron, positron, alpha particle, antiproton
- Battery Componentsanode, cathode, electrolyte, separator, nickel cadmium
- cationsammonium, proton, cations
- ionsanions, cations, counterion, chloride, bromide
- Lewis acidsborane, proton, protons, transition metals
lithium ionlead-acid
Rechargeable electrochemical cell type
disposable battery · nickel-cadmium · alkaline · dry cell · wet cell
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