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Batteries

Are you part of the steady global acceleration of energy storage research? Battery research and production is growing rapidly, and the race for the best performing solutions requires investments in R&D for innovative materials used in battery components. With this driving demand in analytical solutions, make sure your lab is positioned to achieve the highest product performance and quality, using trusted materials characterization instrumentation.

Materials characterization plays an essential role in achieving the highest product performance and quality which had led to a growing demand for reliable analytical solutions. Confidently test your battery chemicals and components for the composition and end-performance standards you require. Prevent failure by performing tests such as degradation analysis and impurity control. What's more, additional support and informatics services are available to keep your laboratory up and running, helping to meet fast-paced changes and requirements across all end-market applications.

 

Battery Spotlight

 

Areas of Analytical Need

Our comprehensive battery materials analysis product portfolio has the flexibility to support ongoing innovation and keep up with your lab‘s ever-changing requirements providing the chemical and material analysis you need to innovate better batteries for safety, performance, power, longevity, scale and weight.

  • Cathode & Anode - Elemental Analysis
  • Material Characterization of Polymer for Separators, Binder & solid Electrolytes
  • Solvent Composition of Electrolytes

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Simplify and accelerate your battery parts analysis for highest productivity. Confidently and reliably test your battery components and cells to the performance standards that you require. Learn more about Impurity Investigation, Degradation Analysis and Storage Management.

  • Storage Management (Safety) by GC/MS
  • Degradation Analysis & Composition by FT-IR, GC/MS, Thermal Analysis
  • Impurity Investigation by FT-IR & ICP-OES

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Scroll down through the stages of the battery supply chain. Find the Matchar techniques you need for testing battery chemicals and materials used in cathode, anode, binder, separator and electrolyte components. Find valuable analytical insights for the ongoing advancement of renewable energy generation.

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Analyze Lithium compounds and other essential REE inputs to the manufacturing process to improve end-of-life processes. Identify chemicals and materials including metals and plastics for easier and cleaner separation for recycling. And improve environmental monitoring of off-gassing and toxic elements in landfill.

 

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Recycling

Testing & Identifying Plastic Waste for Recycling Recycling is a challenge we face together. Plastic manufacturers, retailers and government, are working to control plastic pollution on land and in our oceans, by evolving ever more circular economies. And polymer recycling is rising to the challenge ...

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Geology & Mining

Nearly everything we touch in our modern-day work and home environments ultimately comes from the Earth's resources, either from agriculture, oil or gas, or mining industries. Population growth, global urbanization and an ever-growing appetite for technologies which require resources such as lithium ...

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Environmental Analysis

Change is not new to environmental professionals, but the speed and complexity of that change is. Emerging contaminants, new methods and lower detection limits all make it challenging to keep pace. At the same time, scientists performing environmental testing are facing increasing numbers of samples ...

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Battery Recycling Infographic: Processes & Analytical Requirements

Download this infographic for a visual breakdown of main battery component recycling processes and the analytical technologies which are employed in important steps in..

 

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