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Next Generation Lithium Ion Battery Electrolyte
NanoLyte Electrolyte solutions are customized to meet customer performance requirements.
NanoLyte SF Electrolyte
Safety Oriented Electrolyte
Non-flammable liquid electrolyte to improve safety and reduce cost of current generation lithium ion battery chemistry.
NanoLyte HV Electrolyte
Performance Oriented Electrolyte
Liquid electrolyte to improve high voltage cycle life stability of 4.35V – 4.9V lithium ion battery chemistry.
Next Generation Lithium Ion Batteries
NanoLyte SF Electrolyte helps prevent battery fires
We are working to prevent this…
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… by delivering customized NanoLyte Electrolyte solutions tailored to satisfy an application’s unique performance requirements. NOHMs Functionalized Ionic Liquids overcome poor cycle life, performance, and manufacturing cost that are historical barriers to the use of ionic liquids and other flame retardants as rechargeable battery electrolyte to improve battery performance AND safety.
NanoLyte Electrolyte products
NOHMs partners with leading electric vehicle, mobile device, battery, and chemical manufacturers to develop NanoLyte
Electrolyte solutions that meet customers’ needs. Contact NOHMs’ Product Development Team to learn if NanoLyte Electrolyte is right for your application.
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The science behind exploding phone batteries
This post was originally published on The Verge on October 13, 2016 by Angela Chen and Lauren Goode.
An exploding phone seems like a freak accident, ...
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The best solution for making batteries safer might be the most boring one
This post was originally published on The Verge on August 13th, 2018 by The Verge's Science Reporter, Angela Chen.
Sometimes batteries explode. ...
