Graphite Anode Material for Energy Applications

Overview:
Graphite anode as an anode material in lithium-ion batteries, where it stores lithium ions during charging, and as a cathode material in some types of batteries.

Advantages:

High Electrical Conductivity: Graphite has excellent electrical conductivity, allowing for efficient electron transfer during charge and discharge cycles.
High Thermal Stability: Graphite can withstand high temperatures, which is crucial for maintaining battery performance and safety.
Low Cost: Graphite is relatively inexpensive compared to other materials, making it a cost-effective option for battery manufacturing.
Abundant Availability: Graphite is abundant in nature, ensuring a stable and reliable supply chain for battery production.
Chemical Stability: Graphite is chemically stable, reducing the risk of reactions that could degrade battery performance.

Specifications:

Form: Powder
Chemical formula: C
Nominal Voltage: 0.10V vs Li
Tap Density: >1 g/Cm3
Average Particle Size: 15 to 21µm
Nominal Capacity at C/20: 340 mA/g
Iron Content < 30 ppm
Color: Black
Shelf life: 6 months
Storage: Dry atmosphere
Surface area: 1 - 1.8 m2/g (BET)