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Silicon Anode Batteries

Silicon anode batteries are an extension of the commonly used lithium-ion (LiIon) batteries. The first generation of lithium-ion batteries used lithium as the anode material. It was changed to carbon/graphite after a series of known overheating and failures. The next generation of lithium-ion batteries will likely use silicon anodes with silicon nanotubes or a similar coating process. This results in significant energy storage and longer battery life.

Literal Meanings of Silicon Anode Batteries

Silicon:

Meanings of Silicon:

1. A non-metallic element (symbol Si) with atomic number 14 and atomic weight 28.0855.

2. An atom of this element.

3. Calculate.

4. Computer processor.

5. A silicon wafer on which an integrated circuit, a microchip, is built.

Synonyms of Silicon

silicum, silicium

Anode:

Meanings of Anode:

1. An electrode, cell, or other electrically polarized device through which a positive electrical current flows (leaving electrons behind). It can have a negative or positive voltage.

2. (in extension) An electrode in which chemical oxidation of anions occurs, usually leading to erosion of the electrode metal.

3. Electrode that collects electrons emitted from a cathode in a vacuum tube or gas-filled tube.

4. An electrode of a semiconductor device connected to a p-type pn junction material.

Batteries:

Meanings of Batteries:

1. A device for powering electrical equipment, consisting of a series of electrochemical or archaic electrostatic cells electrically connected. Such a cell when used alone.

2. Causing unlawful physical against a person, which is legally different from causing bodily harm, including the threat of immediate retaliation.

3. Well-coordinated group of artillery weapons.

4. A raised platform on which cannons could be placed.

5. Several similar things.

6. A series of small cages in which the chicks are kept to raise their eggs.

7. Receiver and thrower together.

8. Two or more main characters in the same row, behind or diagonally.

9. Percussion marching ensemble and drum part.

10. The state of a firearm when it can be fired.

11. A device for preparing or serving food.

Sentences of Batteries

1. Students take a series of standardized tests to measure their progress.