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Donut Battery Vindicated: Element Analysis Proves Battery Not Lithium Or Sodium
The latest release from Donut Lab’s “I Donut Believe” series is a surprise. Donut Lab has always used the proof series to puncture false claims and conspiracy theories.
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Donut Lab released a new “I Donut Believe” report that examined the composition of its latest battery. Element analysis detected only trace amounts of lithium and sodium, far below the concentrations found in conventional lithium‑ or sodium‑ion batteries. The study concludes that the battery is definitively not based on lithium or sodium chemistry. No further details about the battery’s actual chemistry were provided.
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