This webinar will show how material characterisation is key to balancing the essential battery qualities of energy density, power density, cost, safety and lifetime.
The speakers will present recent research results of advanced materials characterisation techniques that address all battery components, enabling design improvements to battery materials for higher performance.
They will show how benchtop NMR systems can be used to study liquid electrolytes and determine diffusion coefficients as well as to measure potentially hazardous reaction breakdown products.
By the end of the webinar, you will have learnt how:
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Duration:1 HR
Language:English
Businesses:Magnetic Resonance
Kim Larsen joined HKL Technology A/S in January 2004. The company was acquired by Oxford Instruments in the following year. Thr...
James Sagar is the Business Manager for the Materials Analysis Group at Oxford Instruments. He also takes a lead on Oxford Inst...
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