Essentials of elemental analysis in the Lithium-ion battery value chain

Practical guide to reduce your sample prep costs for SVOCs analyses
In the recent years, many countries are reducing the use of energy from the combustion of fossil fuels in favor of renewable energy sources. To meet the demands of several industrial sectors, efficient and cost-effective energy storage is required. Li-ion battery technology offers these characteristics and has been employed in consumer, industrial, and military devices, as well as electric and hybrid vehicles. However, impurities in raw materials and battery components directly impact the performance and the lifespan of the batteries. Therefore, the analysis for elemental impurities in the entire value chain is vital to provide quality, safety, and sustainability of battery components and end-products. As the Lithium-ion battery market quickly evolves, laboratories are often looking to perform analyses for which they may not be currently prepared.
This webinar acts as a practical guide toward a better understanding of the tools and methods of analysis for the elemental contents of several Li-ion battery components and the materials encountered in their production and recycling process.
What you will learn:
  • Understand why microwave closed-vessel digestion is an essential tool for elemental analysis
  • Learn how the latest microwave digestion systems address your acid digestion needs
  • See practical examples of elemental analysis of samples with varying levels of reactivity

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In partnership with

Jean-Louis Cabral

Speaker

Jean-Louis Cabral
Spectroscopy Sales Manager for Canada
at Agilent
Gianpaolo Rota

Speaker

Gianpaolo Rota
Product Manager at Milestone
Longbo Yang

Speaker

Longbo Yang
Product Specialist at Agilent Technologies Canada

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