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1. Always compare your results against the state-of-the-art from 2010

2. Use only chemical reactions for the energy density

3. Quote cost only in terms of the raw materials used

4. Carefully choose your cycling conditions

5. Quietly change the procedure, layout or materials composition

6. Play the game of loadings and ratios

7. Never do proper characterisation of your (promising) materials

8. Anything can be solid-state, right?

9. Errors? – not here

10. If all else fails, show pretty pictures and videos

Industry Source: Johansson P., Alvi S., Ghorbanzade P., et al.

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