Elektrolyys
Elektrolyys is a term used in theoretical and emerging energy-storage literature to describe a family of electrochemical devices that store electrical energy through integrated electrolysis and chemical cycling. In Elektrolyys, energy is captured by driving chemical reactions that store energy within the electrolyte or related materials, and later released by reverse reactions.
The core idea involves redox-active electrolytes and porous electrodes enabling reversible electrochemical transformations. During charging, electrical
Variants may target high energy density, fast response, or long cycle life. Aqueous and non-aqueous electrolytes,
Status and outlook: Elektrolyys remains largely experimental and exploratory, with limited demonstrations in laboratory settings. If
See also: Electrolysis, Redox-flow battery, Chemical looping, Energy storage.