Quantum Battery: The Battery That Never Dies

<p>A battery is a very important modern equipment. From the television remote control to the most expensive electric cars these batteries are what keep them going. While batteries have been improving in recent times at their core today&rsquo;s batteries still operate on the same basic electrochemical principles developed in the 18th and 19th centuries. Some physicists are now wondering whether quantum phenomena may revolutionize conventional battery chemistry and lead to the development of an entirely new class of potentially more powerful batteries. Working on the very well-established chemical interactions of their constituents these batteries store electric power and produce an output according to our wishes. The improvement in battery technology in recent years has been scarce. This is not because of the lack of funding rather&nbsp; because of the dearth of any new advances in material sciences. New batteries would require new materials from which they can be constructed. Batteries are great except that they take a long time to charge. When you are dealing with a lot of batteries you have to have a lot of time to charge them. This book describes the brief explanation and remarkable possibilities for construction of quantum battery.</p><p>&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;</p>