ATOMFAIR® LMR-D02 LITHIUM-RICH MANGANESE-BASED CATHODE (LMR) ELECTRODE SHEETRESEARCH GRADE MATERIAL
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Manufacturer: ATOMFAIR LLC
Brand: ATOMFAIR®
Disclaimer: Sold exclusively for laboratory research.
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This electrode sheet is moisture-sensitive and must be vacuum-dried before use to prevent structural degradation. The manufacturer prescribes a 12-hour vacuum bake at 100°C for all laboratory evaluations.
- Vacuum Drying Protocol: A 12-hour vacuum drying step at 100°C is required before thermal validation testing.
- Moisture Contamination Risk: Moisture contamination can cause structural degradation of the electrode coating.
- Research Use Restriction: This product is sold exclusively for laboratory research and should not be used in clinical or commercial applications.
This procedure describes the required vacuum drying of LMR-D02 cathode sheets before use. Following these steps prevents moisture-induced structural degradation during thermal validation.
Required Equipment: Vacuum oven
- Load sheets
Transfer the cathode sheets into a vacuum oven capable of reaching 100°C. - Set temperature
Set the vacuum oven temperature to 100°C. - Apply vacuum
Evacuate the oven chamber and maintain the vacuum continuously. - Bake for 12 hours
Maintain the oven at 100°C under vacuum for 12 hours. - Cool and remove
Cool the oven to ambient temperature before removing the dried sheets.
How does the carbon-modified interlayer on the current collector improve the electrochemical performance of the LMR-D02 electrode sheet?
The carbon-modified interlayer on the carbon-coated aluminum foil current collector minimizes interfacial contact resistance and reduces contact polarization. This design improves electrical contact stability, which helps extend test cell cycling metrics. The electrode sheet features a 96.00% active material ratio and a high loading of 54.6 mg/cm², enabling high capacity (300 mAh/g) while maintaining structural integrity.
What substrate thickness and coating dimensions are specified for the LMR-D02 electrode, and how do they affect standard laboratory cell assembly?
The substrate is a carbon-coated aluminum foil with a total thickness of 12 μm core plus 0.5 μm coating on each side (12+0.5+0.5 μm). The double-side coating covers a 90×120 mm area on a 90×140 mm substrate. These dimensions are designed for consistent electrode punching for coin cells or pouch cells, ensuring reproducible active material loading and cell-to-cell consistency in research.
What is the recommended drying protocol for the LMR-D02 electrode sheet before high-stakes thermal validation testing?
The manufacturer recommends baking the electrode sheets under vacuum at 100°C for 12 hours to prevent moisture contamination and structural degradation. This protocol is essential because the lithium-rich manganese-based cathode material is moisture-sensitive, and improper drying can compromise electrochemical performance. The product is sold exclusively for laboratory research and must be handled according to these guidelines.
This LMR-D02 electrode sheet combines a 96% active material matrix with double-side dry coating at 54.6 mg/cm², delivering 300 mAh/g capacity for high-energy lithium-ion R&D, but mandates a 12-hour vacuum bake at 100°C to prevent moisture-induced degradation and is restricted to laboratory use only.
Positive
- 96% active material matrix: The high active material ratio (96.00%) maximizes electroactive concentration, supporting robust kinetics and consistent half-cell benchmarking.
- Carbon-modified interlayer reduces contact resistance: The carbon-coated aluminum foil substrate minimizes interfacial contact resistance and contact polarization, which can extend test cell cycling metrics.
Trade-offs
- Mandatory vacuum baking protocol: To prevent moisture contamination and structural degradation, the electrode sheets must be processed under vacuum at 100°C for 12 hours before thermal validation workflows.
- Laboratory research use only: This product is sold exclusively for laboratory research, not for production or commercial battery manufacturing, limiting applicability to pilot or industrial scale.
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