Natrion is pushing the boundaries of materials science to develop new batteries and battery components that eliminate fire risk while diminishing material costs. Natrion’s new Lithium Solid Ionic Conductor (LISIC) combines a proprietary high-performance ceramic made from a clay mineral that is already used in cosmetics and paper with a type of plastic that’s typically found in building fire insulation. The result is a component that can be integrated into existing battery assembly lines in place of liquid electrolytes to eliminate battery fire risk. Natrion is developing its own sodium-ion battery architecture that will pair all of the safety benefits of LISIC with chemistry that replaces lithium with sodium.
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- Natrion lands $1.5 million in Air Force contracts
- Natrion Commissions New Production Line, Sets Sights on UK and EU Demand
- Battery startup Natrion lands $1.5M in Air Force contracts
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- Natrion Receives Illini Angels’s First Investment
- Natrion Co-Founder Recognized in Forbes’ 30 Under 30: Energy List
- Natrion Named Ultimate Winner at Urban Tech Challengers 2023
- Natrion Named A Finalist in the 2022 LG Energy Solution Battery Challenge
- Natrion Receives $2M Funding, Government Contracts
- Co-Founder of Natrion Recognized in Chicago Inno’s 25 Under 25
- Natrion’s Solid State Batteries Could Offer ‘Plug and Play’ Compatibility
- EnterpriseWorks Startup Natrion Secures $2 Million in Funding from Major Backers
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The Battery That Could Change the World: Natrion is Paving the Way With Solid-State Ion Batteries
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