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Scientists want to replace rechargeable lithium-ion batteries with rechargeable solid-state lithium batteries.
Solid-state batteries are stable, have a higher energy density, and are much safer since they are not flammable.
About 95 percent of conventional lithium batteries (which are easier to recycle) go unrecycled and end up polluting land and water.
A new study from Penn State University reveals a practical and efficient way to recycle solid state batteries.
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