Si-C/Graphite Composite Anode Sheet 1100mAh/g ATOMFAIR®

$99.00

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Single-sided Si-C/graphite anode sheet for Li-ion R&D: 1100 mAh/g composite capacity, 4.5 mg/cm2 loading, 90.30% active material, 5 sheets.

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Si-C/Graphite Composite Single-Sided Anode Sheet

This single-sided Si/C silicon-carbon graphite anode sheet is designed for lithium-ion battery R&D using a 1100 mAh/g composite active-material capacity, 4.5 mg/cm2 coating loading, and a carbon-coated copper current collector. It is intended for high-capacity anode evaluation, electrolyte screening, and early-stage full-cell matching.

For upstream powder selection, see Atomfair lithium-ion anode materials. For projects requiring a different Si-C/graphite blend, loading, coating side, current collector, or roll/sheet format, review Atomfair Custom Battery Electrode Coating Service.

Product Specification Value / Description
Product Type Single-sided Si-C/graphite composite anode electrode sheet for lithium-ion battery research
Active Material System Si-C / graphite composite active material
Composite Specific Capacity 1100 mAh/g, based on active material mass
Coating Loading 4.5 mg/cm2
Coating Side Single-sided
Active Material Ratio 90.30% of dry electrode coating formulation
Current Collector Double-side carbon-coated copper foil
Current Collector Structure 1 µm carbon coating / 6 µm copper foil / 1 µm carbon coating
Current Collector Areal Density 5.4 mg/cm2
Coating Area 90 mm × 140 mm
Coating Process Wet process
Pack Size 5 sheets per pack

Material Architecture and Capacity Basis

This electrode uses a Si-C/graphite composite design. Pure Si-C is rated at 1600 mAh/g, while graphite is approximately 345 mAh/g.

The listed 1100 mAh/g value is the composite active-material capacity used for electrode loading and areal-capacity calculation; it is not the capacity of pure Si-C.

Electrode Loading and Areal Capacity

Areal capacity is often more useful than gravimetric capacity alone because it connects active-material capacity to cell balancing. This product uses 4.5 mg/cm2 coating loading and 90.30% active material in the dry electrode coating.

Theoretical areal capacity calculation
4.5 mg/cm2 × 90.30% × 1100 mAh/g ÷ 1000 ≈ 4.5 mAh/cm2

Measured capacity depends on punched electrode area, coating uniformity, drying protocol, electrolyte system, formation procedure, pressure, voltage window, and silicon-related irreversible capacity loss.

Current Collector Design

The electrode is coated on a double-side carbon-coated copper foil current collector. The collector structure is 1 µm carbon coating / 6 µm copper foil / 1 µm carbon coating, with a current collector areal density of 5.4 mg/cm2.

Compared with bare copper foil, carbon-coated copper foil can improve interfacial contact between the anode coating and current collector. This is especially relevant for silicon-containing composite anodes, where interface stability and electrode integrity can influence early-cycle data.

Research Use Case What This Product Helps Evaluate
High-capacity anode evaluation Studies of Si-C/graphite composite anodes with higher capacity than standard graphite electrodes.
Electrolyte and additive screening Comparison of electrolyte systems under silicon-containing anode conditions, including SEI formation behavior and first-cycle efficiency sensitivity.
Pre-lithiation research Evaluation of lithium-loss compensation strategies for high-capacity anodes with significant initial irreversible capacity.
Full-cell matching Early-stage N/P balancing and cathode loading matching for lithium-ion full-cell experiments.

Handling, Storage and Pre-Use Treatment

  • Use a dry handling environment before cell assembly to reduce moisture exposure on the coated electrode surface.
  • Store opened sheets in a dry environment or inert atmosphere to reduce moisture exposure before use.
  • Avoid touching, bending, scratching, or contaminating the coated surface during punching, transfer, and stacking.
  • For coin-cell testing, determine active material mass from coating loading, active material ratio, and punched electrode area.
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Tailored Solutions for Research
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Manufacturer: Atomfair LLC
Brand: ATOMFAIR®

This electrode sheet is moisture-sensitive and must be handled in dry conditions to prevent performance degradation. Silicon-containing anodes are prone to irreversible capacity loss and interface instability, necessitating a controlled environment during storage and processing.

  • Moisture Sensitivity: Exposure to ambient moisture can degrade the coated electrode surface and adversely affect early-cycle performance.
  • Mechanical Integrity: Avoid touching, bending, scratching, or contaminating the coated surface during punching, transfer, and stacking to prevent electrode damage.
  • Atmospheric Control: Store opened sheets in a dry environment or inert atmosphere to minimize moisture uptake before use.
  • Electrochemical Failure Modes: Silicon-related irreversible capacity loss and interface stability issues can affect data consistency if handling protocols are not followed.

This procedure ensures proper handling and preparation of the anode sheet for coin-cell assembly. It emphasizes moisture control and mechanical care to maintain electrode integrity.

Required Equipment: Dry handling environment (e.g., glovebox or dry room), Inert atmosphere storage container (optional)

  1. Prepare Dry Handling Environment
    Use a dry handling environment before cell assembly to reduce moisture exposure on the coated electrode surface.
  2. Store Opened Sheets Properly
    Store opened sheets in a dry environment or inert atmosphere to reduce moisture exposure before use.
  3. Handle Coated Surface with Care
    Avoid touching, bending, scratching, or contaminating the coated surface during punching, transfer, and stacking.
  4. Calculate Active Material Mass
    Calculate active material mass from coating loading, active material ratio, and punched electrode area.

What is the theoretical areal capacity of the Atomfair Si-C/graphite composite anode sheet with SKU AF-BM-S-A1100-CS45-5P0, and how should it be interpreted in cell balancing?

The theoretical areal capacity is approximately 4.5 mAh/cm², calculated from a 4.5 mg/cm² coating loading, 90.30% active material ratio, and 1100 mAh/g composite specific capacity. However, measured capacity depends on electrode area, coating uniformity, electrolyte system, formation procedure, voltage window, and silicon-related irreversible capacity loss, so the theoretical value serves as a starting point for N/P balancing and should be validated experimentally.

What current collector design does this single-sided Si-C/graphite anode sheet use, and why is it specifically suited for silicon-containing anodes?

The electrode uses a double-side carbon-coated copper foil with a 1 µm carbon coating on each side of a 6 µm copper foil, with an areal density of 5.4 mg/cm². The carbon coating improves interfacial contact between the anode coating and current collector, which is particularly relevant for silicon-containing composite anodes where interface stability and electrode integrity can influence early-cycle data.

What handling and storage conditions are required for the Atomfair Si-C/graphite composite anode sheet to maintain its performance for research use?

The sheets must be handled in a dry environment before cell assembly to reduce moisture exposure, and opened sheets should be stored in a dry environment or inert atmosphere. Avoid touching, bending, scratching, or contaminating the coated surface during punching, transfer, and stacking. For coin-cell testing, active material mass should be determined from coating loading, active material ratio, and punched electrode area.

This single-sided Si-C/graphite composite anode sheet, with a 1100 mAh/g composite active-material capacity and 4.5 mg/cm2 coating loading on a carbon-coated copper current collector, is designed for high-capacity anode evaluation, electrolyte screening, and full-cell matching in lithium-ion battery R&D. The carbon-coated collector improves interfacial contact, but the electrode requires dry handling and exhibits significant first-cycle irreversible capacity loss typical of silicon-containing anodes.

Positive

  • Carbon-coated copper current collector: The double-side carbon coating (1 µm each side) on 6 µm copper foil improves interfacial contact between the anode coating and current collector, enhancing interface stability and electrode integrity for silicon-containing composite anodes.
  • High composite specific capacity: The 1100 mAh/g composite active-material capacity, derived from a Si-C/graphite blend, enables evaluation of higher-capacity anodes compared to standard graphite electrodes, supporting electrolyte screening and full-cell balancing studies.

Trade-offs

  • Moisture sensitivity requires dry handling: The coated electrode surface must be handled in a dry environment or inert atmosphere before cell assembly to reduce moisture exposure, which can affect SEI formation and first-cycle efficiency.
  • Significant irreversible capacity loss: Silicon-containing composite anodes exhibit notable first-cycle irreversible capacity loss due to SEI formation and silicon-related volume changes, requiring pre-lithiation or careful N/P balancing for full-cell experiments.

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