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RickyTerzis

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  1. Hi...as per my knowledge the problem is that conductivity of solid electrolytes is much lower than conductivity of liquid electrolytes. This is very difficult to change because it is based on physic's laws. Li-ion batteries commonly use organic electrolytes. They may not be too cheap and are flammable, but at least they offer acceptable power densities. With glass electrolytes power may fell below acceptable level.

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