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Tech Xplore independently reports the three-electron chemistry, 58% capacity increase, 2.05-to-2.54 V rise, and above-1,700 Wh kg−1 electrode result. DIRECT_TEXT

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Source: Unlocking sulfur's third electron boosts lithium-sulfur battery voltage and capacity · locator {} · excerpt hash sha256:e375e3e11ca0203e455f58d4906b660d9d86b19645988235f837d1a196b8a189

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In initial evaluations, the team's proposed electrolyte and battery chemistry achieved very promising results. Their design successfully produced a redox reaction involving three instead of two electrons per sulfur atom, boosting the resulting battery's capacity and average operating voltage. The charge delivered per gram of sulfur increased by about 58%, and the average voltage rose from 2.05 to 2.54 volts, compared with the conventional lithium-sulfur battery used in the study. The sulfur-carbon materials delivered more than 1,700 watt-hours per kilogram.

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