An exploration group led by Prof. Chen Wei from the College of Science and Innovation of China (USTC) of the Chinese Foundation of Sciences (CAS) planned a battery-powered hydrogen-chlorine (H2-Cl2) battery that can work in temperatures ranging from -70°C to 40°C. The review was distributed in the Diary of the American Substance Society as the cover article. Hydrogen energy components are a promising innovation important for their maintainability and the overflow of hydrogen, among which H2-Cl2 power devices stand apart because of their quick electrochemical energy, high redox potential, and high unambiguous limit of the Cl2/Cl-redox couple. Nonetheless, the unstable