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SBIR Phase I: Rechargeable Zn Metal Battery with Long Life and Low Cost

National Science Foundation

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NAICS 541715
Source: sbir_sttr
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Response Deadline
NAICS Code
541715
Source
sbir_sttr
Award Amount
$225,000
Awarded To
GROTTHUSS, INC.

Description

The broader impact/commercial potential of this Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) project is to explore translation of a rechargeable zinc-metal battery for large-scale energy storage. Renewable but intermittent energy sources require cost-effecti

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