V G wrote:
> 1. What is energy density anyway? Is it energy/mass or energy/volume?

Depends on what you care about.  Both are valid metrics in different
situations.

For example, if you're doing a airplane, energy/mass is most relevant.  If
you're doing a small handheld appliance, energy/volume is probably more
important.


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