Li-rich Mn-based oxides (LRMOs) have high theoretical capacity, but they are bad. Enter silica-coated silver nanowires (AgNWs@SiO₂): LRMOs for next-gen lithium-ion tech.
Opposition to the Green Bill stoutly held that the enemies of silver were seeking to use the intrinsic value of the metal for war purposes as a vehicle to strike down silver as money...
North Korea, India, the U.S.—they're all going full send on these flying death robots. And while governments geek out over their flashy new tech toys, there’s a problem that barely makes the MSM headlines: Silver.
The depletion of the world's limited above-ground silver reserves, exacerbated by BYD’s (and others) extensive use of robotic automation.
The COMEX is the poster child for paper trading. On the surface, it’s the marketplace where traders buy and sell futures contracts for precious metals like gold and silver. But don’t be fooled.
To maintain supply of a finite resource, it would not be in any superpower's interest to disclose how critical silver is to maintain its military power or its dependence on any one material for any reason. Except, its safe to say that silver is a problem shared...