Science Daily  January 31, 2022 Despite the many potential applications of seawater batteries (SWBs), the limited performance of available materials has hindered their commercialization. Researchers in South Korea have developed a process called ‘plasma in liquid,’ which involves preparing a mixture of precursors containing carbon, N, and S and discharging plasma into the solution resulting in a material with high doping levels of N and S with a structural backbone of carbon black. Experimentally they have confirmed that the material showed great potential for SWBs. The co-doped anode material exhibited remarkable electrochemical performance in SWBs, with a cycling life of […]