Move Over Lithium: Aluminum and Sulfur Batteries Are Sparking an Energy Revolution
In January 2024, a Nature Communications study reported an aluminum–sulfur battery operating at 85 °C with a molten chloroaluminate electrolyte, retaining 85.4% of its capacity after 1,400 cycles at 1C. Stanford’s 2015 aluminum-ion battery prototype used an aluminum anode and a graphite
