Replies to post #39735 on Coretec Group Inc (CRTG)

[Testpilot]

Actually, CRTG is building a prototype battery in the new lab utilizing the CHS silicon precursor for the anodes. This was addressed in the blog recently released:

"We believe our prototype lithium-ion battery with a silicon anode will address issues with cycling stability that other attempts at silicon anodes have failed to achieve. In fact, we filed a full utility patent last month that should enable significant advances in energy, power density, rapid charging, and cycling stability. This will have far-reaching applications including electric vehicles, mobile devices, and space exploration."

Research Scientist Joins The Coretec Group
March 12, 2022
EV Battery Storage, Quantum Dot, Silicon Anodes, Silicon Batteries

https://thecoretecgroup.com/blog/techblick-battery-materials-conference-next-gen-and-beyond-lithium-ion/

[Quikshft]

It's an interesting question - supply CHS to others and let them build a battery, or keep it close and manufacture a superior silicon anode based on your patent. I have suggested a couple times on this board that a plan to push the sale of CHS seems to be missing. Perhaps the reason is that there is better potential in the sale of a superior battery than there is in just being a materials supplier? Time will tell, but if they've got the answer to cycling stability covered in the patent recently filed good times are ahead.
CHS still is needed for LED lighting, silicon quantum dots, chips etc. Best of both worlds...