batterimodulene
Batterimodulene is a hypothetical polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon proposed as a modular redox-active electrode material for next-generation batteries. The term combines battery-related nomenclature with modulene, a fictional class of modular fused-ring hydrocarbons used in thought experiments about scalable molecular architectures. No established synthesis or experimental demonstration of batterimodulene exists in the literature as of now.
In proposed designs, batterimodulene would feature a central polycyclic core assembled from fused rings arranged to
Predicted properties for batterimodulene include good electronic conductivity, chemical stability in common battery electrolytes, and reversible
Synthesis pathways are speculative. Conceptually, batterimodulene could be assembled through iterative coupling of preformed modular units,
Potential applications focus on organic or hybrid batteries, where batterimodulene might serve as a redox-active electrode