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Engineers at the University of California San Diego published a fluorine-free battery binder on Oct. 9 in Nature Communications. This water-soluble polymer simplifies manufacturing and recycling by eliminating toxic solvents and high heat. Batteries using this new material match conventional lithium-ion performance while allowing clean separation of electrode coatings for reuse.
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