Nobel Lecture: Akira Yoshino, Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2019

After a short introduction, the lecture begins at 2:29.
Brief History and Future of Lithium-ion Batteries.
The Nobel Lectures in Chemistry were held on Sunday 8 December 2019, at the Aula Magna, Stockholm University.

[@tsthushnemesis]

Congratulations Prof. Yoshino!!! Well deserved Nobel prize :)

[@tenzoul1]

Congratulations Akira Yoshino and Japan.

[@keshvikhanna4262]

I'm watching this because I've Nobel week going on in my school and i am asked to prepare an analysis on the banquet speech given by Akira Yoshino!! This video is very helpful. Thank you @nobelprize!! 😊❤️

[@parasharyal123]

Congratulations Prof. Yoshino!!

[@amirulnaufal687]

on behalf of the laptop im using, thank you for creating lithium ion battery

[@chiefdryno]

Congratulations Dr. Akira Yoshimoto! You gave rise to the IT revolution and Electric Car Revolution. Will think about you when I buy my first electric car. Cheers! 🍻

[@panthchemistry]

Great sir. Much appreciated

[@tajabdullah.malaysia]

AWESOME researcher

[@hirohaya4325]

Pride of Osaka, Pride of Japan, Pride of Asia❤~

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[@Paul_Bearden]

Really good interview. I noticed his first prototype anode material that worked was highly crystalline carbon fibers, which are not used in modern Li-ion batteries. For the smashing test, it must have been a cell before charging, since he mentioned li-ion batteries have very low voltage when first constructed, and must be charged before exhibiting a voltage, otherwise it would have exploded for sure. It is also worth mentioning, that modern li-ion cells are actually two cells in series, which means each cell is charged to 2.1 volts. One cell is on the copper, the other is on the aluminum. You can count 4 black sides, 2x liCoO2, and 2x carbon.

[@joepeeer4830]

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[@silverodongo4575]

Congratulations Dr.A.Yoshino. Silver Odongo, MSc.Chemistry(Student) Makerere University, Kampala(Uganda)

[@laetitiazichy-vanlidth5882]

We're all human😊

[@khalidjamalsiddiqui895]

Sir, What is bottom line for humanity in terms of productivity ?

[@dauletsergeyev2575]

👏👏👏👍👍👍

[@ibrahimHamdoon1]

Congratulations

[@viktoro.ledenyov5829]

Nobel!!!😊😊😊

[@ashsewsy5487]

😁

[@FarhadKhan-nn7np]

Japanese are great