Electrochemistry is the branch of chemistry that deals with the interrelation of electrical and chemical phenomena. It involves the study of chemical reactions that occur in response to an electric current, as well as the generation of electricity through chemical reactions. This field encompasses various processes, including the study of electrolytes, electrolysis, galvanic cells, and the principles behind batteries and fuel cells. Electrochemistry is essential for understanding how energy can be transformed and stored and plays a crucial role in technologies such as energy production, corrosion, electroplating, and sensors.
A groundbreaking development from researchers at the crafted the first-ever glass electrolyte-based all-solid-state battery cells. This innovation promises a new generation of rechargeable batteries that are safer, charge quicker, and…