NiMH batteries: material intensity calculations by element
Material intensity calculations for NiMH batteries as of 2010, by trajectory and chemical element (in kilograms per battery)
This statistic represents material intensity calculations for nickel metal hydride batteries, by chemical element. In a high intensity trajectory, such batteries are estimated to consist of 730 grams of Lanthanum per battery. The high material content case* represents a likely value for current-generation technology.
Material intensity calculations for NiMH batteries as of 2010, by trajectory and chemical element (in kilograms per battery)
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