they don't function all that differently from lithium ion batteries. and the latter electrons travel between 2 electrodes through a liquid called and electrolyte, creating a current in a flow battery. this liquid electrolyte is stored externally. the larger the tank, the more storage capacity, which means the flow battery can be scaled really easily. and what need scale, you guessed it, the grid, chemical technologies, gravity based technology, mechanical technologies, you know, flow, batteries, all that stuff. this is a huge need that we're trying to solve. and i think we're in the truth is, we're not going to quit the lithium ion any time soon. the huge demand for electric cars means that some of the technologies and efficiencies and develop and there will spill over to the grid. but the fossil fuel industry is don't into the economy . it's a huge challenge to adapt and tire systems, including infrastructure and policy to renewable alternatives. cost is the biggest limiting factor for new technologies. the market decides how far they've come and how

i'm now lithium, ion battery is power. everything from tools and toys to electric vehicles and energy storage systems. when they move full life comes to an end. they can pause a hazard to our health or environment if not properly managed. urine india, one company is working to ensure that these batteries don't end up as pollutants. ah ah, j gama buzz expertly gets down to dismantling another electric battery. he has been working in this recycling plant for the past 18 months. the former day laborer is proud of his job and they will be plenty to keep him busy for years to come. ah l m l hooker that people use commute using gasoline vehicles, hot volume it smoke and because lots of pollution that causes health issues, electric vehicles don't cause any kind of pollution or emissions for a growing number of people in india are now switching to electric vehicles experts estimate that this your sales will almost triple the previous years demand, instead of gasoline or diesel electric vehicles, run on batteries, which at the mome

we got to talk about the lithium ion battery. it's the fastest growing battery segment in the world. scientist started developing the lithium ion battery during the oil crisis of the 1970s. they hope this could wind the west off fossil fuels, but nothing has changed. and it took a while until you could actually buy one engineers, stanley whittingham, a korea yoshi now and john, be good enough help develop the 1st commercially available lithium ion battery that came to market in 1991. that's them winning the nobel prize for that. you work with nice people and they do all a hard work or news of burger drives, like as much covers. you go up, up, up, up, up. the lithium ion battery is good at giving a lot of electricity and shorter burst. so it's used for consumer electronics and now electric cars. and it's also pretty much the only battery we use for storing, grid scale, renewable energy. but mining lithium is problematic. it involves pumping underground water deposits to the surface. this use is roughly 70000 leaders to make one to

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the 1st is purifying the ion or need of the steel by heating i annoy choco fires o mixing it with coca cola and big bloss furnaces. you can extract pure iron from rock, not because oxygen atoms in the ion or fly off and bind with carbon atoms in the cold. what's left behind is essentially pure iron known as reduced. i'm. and a whole lot of c o 2. the 2nd reason steel sucks of that it takes colossal amounts of energy to power this process and most of that comes from you. guessed it, burning cold today. 72 percent on the global level are produced by this production about. this is vito va touch, go the steel analyst at german climate. think tank a go to and gibbon. he says we're running out of time. the investment decision steel make us make to day a crucial because these co fi blocked funds of have a lifetime of 15 to 20 years and after that need to be repaired or retired. the 2020 is a very critical the kate industry guides because more than 70 percent off the global blast on a speech will reach the end of the campaign life and require the investment and re investment decisions. so what

the nyobolt cell is the same size and weight as a traditional lithium ion one, but it can power thingsg the job, and, crucially, it charges a lot faster. the eventual aim? three minutes compared to three hours. and here in this lab, batteries are being tested, along with visualisations of their charging speed, heating and the current. the cells are then grouped together and tested in regular devices. it's possible to charge batteries in five minutes. we've had robotic vacuum cleaners charge in three minutes. it's possible to charge power tools in ten minutes or less. much of the success here lies in the development of a new material which allows lithium ions to transfer quickly at a safe temperature. the heating that you get — primarily because your anode and your cathode materials are not able to move lithium ions fast enough, and then the heating causes a whole series of degradation. the electrolyte decomposes, the cathode decomposes, giving off oxygen and causes fires. but even having addressed this, there are still challenges for the fast charging of the thing that many of us care

if you reduce ion all with hydrogen, oxygen atoms no longer react with carbon atoms to make c o 2. instead, they react with hydrogen atoms to make a h 2. 0, the beauty about this concept is ah, yes. who needs a new production process? but as a byproduct, you have water instead of c o 2 and, and this is how we can make, ah, the steel making process, ton of the 2nd step and then feeding the purified iron into an electric hawk furnace. these devices meltdown scrapped steel or reduced ion with high currents of electricity that turn them into liquid state. and ideally that they would be running on electricity made from renewable energy. that's pretty much what swedish steel make an essay be did last year when it delivered the wolf 1st batch of fossil free steel to comic of over europe. steel. make a betting that hydrogen will be the future of steel right now. it costs more to make it this way. but if gas prices stay high and carbon taxes rise, switching away from fossil fuels will become increasingly attracted from a business perspective too. but of course, using hydrogen to learned doe

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our political correspondent ione wellsjoins me.for liz truss economic policies. that's right. and not least because, as you have been discussing with caroline, we are all expecting to know on fridayjust how much the energy price cap is going by. we know a little bit more now about how both candidates would respond to this if they were prime minister. liz truss wants to introduce immediate tax cuts to national insurance as well as possibly introducing some more support for households, although she has not given detail about what that would look like and she wants to do this in an emergency budget, within weeks of becoming prime minister. but she has said she would not commission another independent forecast into the state of the government's finances. these forecasts are used to show the impact that things like further tax cuts or public spending could have on the wider economy. rishi sunak has accused ace of being irresponsible, saying that there is not the kind of head room at the economy for tax cuts and help for families. labour

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it ione wells has the latest. was all smiles from liz t she it was all smiles from liz truss as she touredaused beef with some tory mps in the area. she said she wanted civil servants in regions where pay is lower to be paid less. she argued, if this worked, it could save billions by being rolled out to other public sector workers. that would mean nurses, police or teachers in areas like the north of england could be paid less than places like surrey. her backers denied this would entrench regional inequality, claiming private companies struggle to hire in areas where public sector pay drives them out. if where public sector pay drives them out. , ., , out. if the government is the hi . hest out. if the government is the highest payer. _ out. if the government is the highest payer, it _ out. if the government is the highest payer, it crowds - out. if the government is the highest payer, it crowds out | out. if the government is the - highest payer, it crowds out private sector investment, and we have to ensure that private in sector —— private sector investment comes alongside what the gov

our political correspondent ione wellsjoins me now.uss's team saying about her approach? so far, liz truss has been tight—lipped about what will support you might give households to help with energy bills apart from her plans to cap insurance, but today some sources close to her have told me a bit more about what is on and off the table. in terms of what is still on the table, one of the things they are considering is further tax cuts like cuts to vat for example, and more targeted support for some of the most vulnerable households, for example, people on benefits. no final decisions have been made back those are things still on the table. in terms of what is off the table, sources close to her have told me that she isn't considering more direct support for everybody. now, everybody will still get that £100 payment this autumn to help with energy bills, but that is not an approach she wants to adopt again in future. this contrast the rishi sunak who says that the government should give no direct support to everyone, especially those on

the implementation of this mission through the departments accountable to him or other links of the ion mechanism. for our part, we are ready to provide the maximum possible assistance in resolving all organizational issues, we consider it justified that the representative of the wealthy arrived as soon as possible , perhaps even before the end of august. however far from everything depends on us, there are no guarantees that the trip will take place. we cannot give. it is difficult for us to judge what is currently brewing in the head of the ukrainian leadership, which for several days in a row strikes at the curtains, despite the fact that the general starion called any attacks on nuclear facilities suicide. we consider it unacceptable for the iaea mission to take place in conditions of incessant shelling of the station and the territory of the city of energodar kiev must immediately stop them and guarantee the absence of intentions and create threat to the life and health of international personnel. we call on the state that supports the kiev regime to lay siege to its wards, to forc

ione — what's lizz truss's team saying about her approach?ng to piece together the clues about what her plan might be if she is chosen as the next prime minister. what can you tell us?— you tell us? that is right. she has been really _ you tell us? that is right. she has been really quite _ you tell us? that is right. she has been really quite tight-lipped - you tell us? that is right. she has l been really quite tight-lipped about been really quite tight—lipped about what exactly she might do to help households this winter with rising energy bills other than saying she will cut national insurance contributions and scrap green levies on energy bills. today, sources close to her in the campaign have talked a bit more about what is on the table and washes off the table so in terms of what is still on the table and under consideration they have used examples of things like that the tax cuts, for example cuts to vat, also more support for the lowest income families, so for example families who are on benefits could receive some more support but t

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uh passes ions very well, potassium, unlike sodium, so e-potassium can move from cell to cell.ntial difference that occurs during the movement of potassium and gives a wave of excitation, which leads to muscle contractions, and cardiomyocytes. these are also muscle cells, and? these are the muscle cells that must constantly work if the skeletal muscles can be relaxed. and well, you do not affect anything, that is, if the heart stops, that is, excuse me, that's all. so the next aspect, which is affected by potassium acid-base balance. uh, it's the one in the mouth that the commercials always tell us no, let's get it straight, acid-base balance is a set of reactions occurring in our body. every moment that conditions. uh, some constancy is some constant in our body and above all, of course, the ph of the blood, the acidity of the blood is normal. we are slightly acidic ph 7.35 7.45. but this pair of potassium and sodium antagonists causes this constancy, the most interesting thing is that, besides this, both he and colle- what else do you think potassium affects in our body, but

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with mass production of advance, lithium ion battery sells to begin by the end of 2025 and our financial correspondent, teddy austro, sitting by in new york for moralist. a teddy. what does this deal do for honda? well, this is pretty huge for honda. the company has been considered late to the evie again, but now this is the 1st e v battery manufacturing facility for the company. it's on its way to try to take fossil fuel cars off the road by 2040, but this is a part of a larger trend. we are seeing a scramble by car makers and battery makers to team up to try to make these batteries here in the united states. in the past year alone. we've seen a number of deals g, m, l, g, us to lantus and samsung. and we are hearing that tesla and panasonic aren't talks now. honda wants to put 30 new electric vehicle models on the road in the next decade. now this partnership certainly is going to help it on its way to doing that at teddy. what's the bigger picture here? you talked about this trends that we're seeing in the u. s. are we seeing any kind of a tipping point of for, for electric production

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are necessary and right now we have not seen any lines pop up but that is something we will keep an ion throughout the morning. for now we are live in san francisco, lena howland reporting for abc news. reggie: an asian woman was killed and attempted robbery in the bull saigon neighborhood. this happened yesterday afternoon. sources tell abc 7 news the woman and her partner were at a parked car at the time. the neighborhood and surrounding area has seen a string of crimes , including the deadly shooting of an uber driver last month. jobina: californians trying to prevent drug overdose deaths are taking their message to san francisco city hall. they held a rally in honor of the first ever national federal prevention and awareness day. or than 2100 people have died from overdoses in san francisco since 2019. speakers included first responders, recovering addicts, and parents. >> my son struggled with mental illness and i believe he was trying to self medicate. all the sudden comes fentanyl. that was the end for him. jobina: the crowd also heard from the san francisco district attorney. >>

kriti: that is something we keep an ion. thank you as always. it is time for the first word news. mark: ukraine has made its first grain shipment since russia's invasion. a cargo ship loaded with corn left for lebanon this morning. it is one of the biggest wheat, corn, and vegetable oil suppliers. black seaports were blockaded by russia and shaken the world trade and has threatened a world food shortage. nancy pelosi is to visit taiwan on tuesday. she plans to make the trip defined chinese authorities, warning of consequences if she does. it would be a landmark move and risk military confrontation given china views taiwan as his territory. she would be the first speaker to visit taiwan in 25 years. jack lew is weighing in on the state of the economy and whether a recession is avoidable. have a leaves growth will slow in what he says was not a normal moment. >> i think we have never seen an economy come out of a shutdown like this when the world is in the unusual and unique spot that it is in. i am optimistic that this can be managed without having a full-blown recession. it is not

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