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Actually, there are some new findings as Dr Chenevier stated:
“The unique low-temperature reactivity of CHS is really promising,” said Dr. Pascale Chenevier. “It opens unexpected new latitude to tune both the nanostructure and chemical composition of our composites for enhanced cycling.”
Matt Kappers mentioned:
"The goal of the tests was to determine the ability to grow silicon nanowires from Coretec’s proprietary CHS technology. Additionally, the testing found a unique hybrid of composite materials, consisting of both nanowires as well as nanoflakes, when using CHS as a silicon source."
Dr Elgammal mentioned:
“There is still much more to discover, but these preliminary test results demonstrate a promising future for the use of CHS in developing lithium-ion batteries.”
"The Coretec Group and The CEA will embark upon further research to test CHS’ ability to grow nanowires, in addition to further exploring the potential of the newly developed nanoflakes."
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