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Almost invisible trigger materials added during battery production facilitate later recycling. (Image: Leibniz-Institut für Neue Materialien (INM))
Saarbrücken (energate) - Research teams at the Leibniz Institute for New Materials (INM) will devote themselves to a recycling-friendly construction of lithium-ion batteries from February on. To this end, they are testing the use of trigger materials in battery production for later recycling by type, the INM announced before the start of the project. A better separation of the battery components achieved in this way ensures more efficient recycling than with conventional py ...
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