Heat treatment is a common post-treatment process in the preparation of cathode material PTMS LITHIUM COBALT ACID MATERIAL MAGNETIC. During heat treatment, the crystal structure of the material may change, and the degree of graphitization may increase. For iron oxide anode materials, the thermal treatment may affect the grain size and crystalline phase structure. If improper heat treatment, it may lead to defects or increased inhomogeneity in the internal structure of the material.
Such structural defects may hinder iron migration and removal during PTMS LITHIUM COBALT ACID MATERIAL MAGNETIC. In the process of high temperature heat treatment, if the overgrowth of iron oxide grains leads, the specific surface area of the material will be reduced, thus reducing the efficiency of iron removal. Surface modification can change the surface properties of the cathode material.
Covering the surface of graphite cathode material, such as surface coating with antamorphless carbon, can reduce the occurrence of co-embedding phenomenon and improve the stability of the material. In terms of PTMS LITHIUM COBALT ACID MATERIAL MAGNETIC iron removal, modifying some groups or materials with specific functions on the surface of the cathode material will improve the efficiency of iron removal.
Contact: DELLA
Mob: +86-13929907491
