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The Raman instrument will be used to measure materials traditionally used in the anode electrode of Lithium-ion batteries. The technique provides an opportunity to measure and characterise materials which would usually be considered less crystalline/amorphous which would be difficult to characterise with alternative/standard methods.
The instrument should fulfil the following criteria:
⢠Ability to measure powders (Goods inwards check to ensure materials are compliant with specification).
⢠Ability to measure and quantify constituent components to assess electrode homogeneity e.g., clusters/agglomerations of active material after electrode coating.
⢠Ability to measure degradation of electrode materials after processing/cycling.
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