Electrical Energy Storage Using Flywheels
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in acetonitrile or an organic carbonate. There is a desire to move away from the LiPF6 salt, which can produce hydrogen fluoride (HF) in even traces of moisture. This HF can cause dissolution of the cathode metals, the atoms of which then migrate to and react with the lithium–graphite anode, causing signi
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