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brineFAST S4 – Trace Elements in 30% Brine and Chlor Alkali Plant Products

ID: 57
Category: application-notes
ESI System: brinefast
Application: Mining & Materials
The brineFAST S4 automates, simplifies, and improves the determination of Ca, Mg, and other trace metals in 30% brines and chlor alkali plant products.

prepFAST IC – Lithium Compound Speciation

ID: 244
Category: application-notes
ESI System: prepFAST IC
Application: Batteries & Renewable Energy, Mining & Materials
Electrolyte solutions used in lithium-ion batteries are analyzed utilizing an automated system (prepFAST IC) in combination with an ICPMS to determine accurate and precise amounts of Li salts and stabilizing agents. Liquid electrolytes are one of the main components that are used in Lithium-ion batteries. The electrolyte allows positively charged ions (typically Li ions) to move between the cathode and anode, and plays a crucial role in battery performance and lifespan. There are three components that make up the electrolyte: Li salt (e.g., LiPF6), organic solvent (ethylene carbonate), and a stabilizing additive (e.g., LiPO2F2). Some of the common Li salts are LiPF6, LiBF4, and LiClO4. This work will focus on a quick and easy analytical method for determining which Li salts (or Li species) and additives are present in each electrolyte.

LaserTRAX – Rapid, Acid-Free Analysis of Cathode Powders

ID: 246
Category: application-notes
ESI System: LaserTRAX
Application: Batteries & Renewable Energy, Mining & Materials
Battery cathode materials are pressed into pellets and analyzed by laser ablation ICPOES (LA-ICP). Simplification of the sample preparation not only eliminates the need for the time-consuming, hazardous acid digestion steps, but also decreases the time from sample receipt to result to <5 minutes.