Aluminum Air Batteries – What they are and how to make them

An introduction to metal air batteries that analyzes their key components as it relates to building them in DIY settings
What you'll learn
Understand what an aluminum air battery is
Know the chemistry behind an aluminum air battery
Identify components in aluminum air batteries and materials that can be used to build them
Build an aluminum air battery
Requirements
Basic chemistry knowledge helpful but not required
Hands on experience with basic chemical reactions helpful but not required
For hands on portion of the course some relatively common chemicals and tools are needed
Description
The world needs a better battery, and that battery could be an aluminum air battery. These experimental batteries have a lot to offer, but they also have a lot of problems. In this introductory course I explore the details of this interesting battery chemistry as well as demonstrate what I did to build my own aluminum air battery.I start by explaining how these batteries work as well as the major challenges that need to be overcome to bring them to the mass market. Then I move on to discussing the major components of the battery with a focus on materials available to the everyday consumer. Along the way I'll highlight some of the scientific advances made that attempt to address some of the batteries shortfalls. Then for those who like to get their hands dirty. I conclude with a hands on section that teaches how to build these batteries step by step. This will include a custom designed solid electrolyte and 3D printable battery housing only available with this course.Graduates of this course will not only be able to explain how this battery works, but they will also be able to build their own. So what are you waiting for. Lets get started!
Who this course is for
Anyone who is interested in future battery technologies
Anyone who is interested in renewable energies
Anyone who enjoys DIY projects
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