Although most people only know graphite as the “lead” in your everyday pencil, it also happens to be a major component of lithium batteries and is one of the most common materials used for the anode.
In fact, the average lithium battery contains about 1 kilogram/kWh.
That's 525% more graphite per kWh than lithium. Keep in mind that this is just in anodes, too; extra graphite can also be utilized as a shield that moves heat away from the battery, preventing crazy things like, you know... explosions. LOL $GRXXF
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