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MSU researchers develop wood-based materials that improves lithium-ion battery security

By Editorial Board Published July 8, 2025 2 Min Read
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MSU researchers develop wood-based materials that improves lithium-ion battery security

LANSING, Mich. (WLNS) — Researchers from Michigan State College have developed a wood-based materials that can be utilized inside lithium-ion batteries to stop probably harmful brief circuits.

Michigan State College stories that Chengcheng Fang, an assistant professor within the School of Engineering, and Mojgan Nejad, an affiliate professor within the School of Agriculture and Pure Assets, labored collectively to engineer lignin, a pure ingredient of wooden that gives help and rigidity, into a skinny movie separator.

The lignin movie contained in the battery prevents it from short-circuiting. It additionally will increase the steadiness inside, leading to an improved cycle life, or the variety of occasions the battery could be charged and used.

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“We wanted to build a better battery,” stated Fang. “But we also wanted it to be safe, efficient and sustainable,” stated in a information launch despatched to six Information.

MSU says that Fang and her staff examined various thicknesses of lignin and located that movies measuring 25 micrometers, which is thinner than one-quarter of a human hair, had been the simplest at holding the within of the battery steady.

This technique of battery stabilization can also be environmentally pleasant. The researchers had been ready to make use of lignin and different supplies to supply the movie with out creating any waste or air pollution.

“Lignin, particularly lignosulfonate, is naturally abundant and it doesn’t need any further treatment to function in batteries,” stated Fang in a information launch despatched to six Information. “This work demonstrates a new design pathway to improve both the safety and manufacturability of battery materials.”

This analysis was printed in Superior Supplies, and the know-how is patent pending via the MSU Innovation Middle.

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