Advanced Metal Ion Storage Technologies: Beyond Lithium-Ion Batteries [Hardcover]

 1. Introduction to Metal Ion Batteries

2. Sodium Ion Batteries: A Potential Replacement to Lithium Ion Batteries

3. Potassium Ion Batteries: Future of Metal Ion Batteries

 4.  Zinc ion batteries: A promising solution for future energy demands

5. Magnesium ion batteries: promising application for large-scale energy storage

6. Aluminum ion batteries: attractive new emerging energy storage devices

7. Calcium ion batteries

8. Metal ion to Metal Batteries

This book focusses on the current research on materials for advanced battery technologies and propose future directions for different types of batteries to meet the current challenges associated with the fuel cell aspect.

Ranjusha Rajagopalan received her PhD in Physics with specialization in battery technology from University of Wollongong, Australia in the year 2017. She received her Master and Bachelor Degree in Physics from Calicut University, India. She owns another master (Nanosciences) and Doctoral (Chemical Engineering) Degree. During her tenure, at College of Chemistry and Chemical Engineering, Central South University, China, she was working on the functionalization of organic/inorganic materials for developing high performance metal ion batteries, including sodium and potassium ion batteries. Her research interests also include enhancement of power and cycling performances of battery electrodes by designing novel materials and composites. Her current research interest is on the material development for biosensor at Vitaltrace, Australia.

Haiyan Wang earned Ph.D degree in Applied Chemistry at Central South University in 2012. He once studied in University of St. Andrews as a visiting Ph.D student. He also worked for 2 years at Thel“0