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Electrode Materials for Group II Cation Based Batteries
Magnesium is more abundant than lithium and is air stable, so magnesium batteries make a promising replacement for li-ion batteries
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Background

Batteries are described as an alternative technology to lithium batteries which are currently in widespread use. New proposed battery technology will have significantly lower environmental impact than the lead-based systems.

Technology

Magnesium batteries remain promising as possible replacements for lithium-ion batteries. Materials within new technology utilize new natural earth abundant material. Manganese oxides can be turned to dimensions suited for ion transport. Magnesium is more abundant than lithium and is air-stable.

Advantages

Batteries are becoming increasingly significant as the power source installations increase in size - Lower environmental impact than the lead-based systems, with low-cost materials

Inventors

Kenneth Takeuchi, SUNY Distinguished Professor, Chemistry
Esther Takeuchi, Distinguished Professor, Material Science & Chemical Engineering
Amy Marschilok, Research Professor, Material Sciences & Chemical Enginneering

Licensing Potential

Development partner - Commercial partner - Licensing

Licensing Status

Available for license. We seek to develop and commercialize, by an exclusive or non-exclusive license agreement and/or sponsored research, with a company active in the area.

Licensing Contact

Donna Tumminello, Assistant Director, Intellectual Property Partners, donna.tumminello@stonybrook.edu, 6316324163

 

Tech Id

8525