Li-Ion electrodes are more than just energy suppliers; they’re intricate mazes of structures and materials. Their design and intricate layout play pivotal roles in determining a battery’s capacity, discharge rate, and overall lifespan.
23rd October 2022
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In this webinar we introduce the application of Electron Microscopy to Lithium Ion Batteries from Micron to Atomic Level
With the demand of lithium-ion batteries, it is critical to understand the structure and composition with high spatial resolution.
Eurofins EAG Laboratories is your partner for battery materials testing throughout the battery life cycle. From raw materials to product failures, we can provide the data needed to help you provide top quality and high-performance products to market faster.
Assessing the chemical state of various components of a battery, from the cathode to the current collectors, at different stages of cycling, provides crucial insights into the electrochemical processes that occur during battery operation.
At EAG, we deliver specialized analytical services that support testing throughout the battery life cycle including purity testing of raw and recycled materials, materials R&D, battery manufacturing, and failure analysis.
Battery Raw Materials Analysis Battery manufacturing is a meticulous process where the integrity and performance of the final product hinge on the purity of its
Battery recycling of key materials such as cobalt, nickel, and lithium require precise and accurate determination of elemental compositions
Battery materials characterization services includes analysis of raw materials, surface chemistry, composition, morphology and uniformity
EAG offers a wide-range of material characterization services specifically for the battery industry to help with R&D and manufacturing
In this webinar we introduce full Survey Chemical Analysis of Materials Used in Energy Storage Devices such as lithium ion batteries
Chemical analysis techniques that can help to evaluate the composition of materials that are used for manufacturing Lithium Ion Batteries
Battery characterization improves lithium-ion battery safety and performance using techniques such as SEM, TEM, XPS, GDMS, FTIR, ICP-OES, Raman and failure analysis
EAG scientists are leaders in the lithium-ion batteries recycling arena. EAG is a valuable resource in understanding these materials.
In this webinar we introduce analytical techniques for the characterization of Li-ion battery electrode (cathode) at different length scale
Structural and Chemical Characterization of Li-ion Batteries help to understand why batteries fail leading to safer products and improvements.
Supplier verification can be critical to the long-term success of your product and business. At Eurofins EAG, our technical experts have many years of experience working with battery materials. We are your battery partner to bring your product to market faster and more efficiently.
Measuring the chemical state of the battery components such as the cathode, anode, separator, electrolyte, contact layers and additives, at various stages of cycling, provides vital information about the electrochemical processes that occur during battery use.
As the battery industry continues to evolve, Eurofins EAG Laboratories is your partner to bring your product to market faster and more efficiently.
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There is still so much to learn about batteries, including challenges such as energy density, cycle life, fast charge, and safety. In this blog, we’ll be focusing on energy density.
Lithium-ion batteries provide high energy density mobile power but come with three challenges: performance, safety and battery life.
EDS and EELS can be coupled with SEM, STEM and TEM to determine the elemental composition, spatial distribution and segregation of elements.
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