Introduction
After an unprecedented rise of lithium-ion batteries, which have revolutionized all our lives, battery research and production has entered a new phase: the ambitious goal to ensure the safety and sustainability of batteries while boosting performance and scaling up their production. Meet Bruker's NMR experts to learn and discuss how NMR spectroscopy provides a suite of analytical capabilities to support your battery production and future innovations.
Webinar Overview
Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) spectroscopy is a powerful analytical technique for determining physical and chemical properties of matter. As diverse as the analytical issues within the battery value chain are, so are the different variants of this method.
This webinar will first provide a brief introduction to the basic characteristics of the different types of NMR instruments (AVANCE floorstanding, Fourier 80 benchtop, and TD-NMR benchtop) and typical techniques relevant for battery materials, and then move on to insightful application examples, focusing on liquid and pasty samples, as are brines, electrolytes, and slurries.
Wednesday, 29 November 2023, 17:00 CET
What to expect
Don't miss this opportunity to expand your knowledge how your battery research and innovation can benefit from applying modern NMR technology.
Our experts will pick crucial battery-related materials and explain how you can apply NMR spectroscopy to detect and quantify components in mixtures, gain insights into chemical processes, or derive physical properties crucial for economic production and battery performance.
Key Learning Topics
- Discover how lithium and other elements can be quantified quickly and easily with the Bruker Fourier 80 Benchtop NMR spectrometer
- Learn about the quality control of electrolytes using the Bruker Fourier 80 Benchtop NMR spectrometer
- Get an insight into ion mobility and aging processes in electrolytes as investigated with an AVANCE floor-standing NMR spectrometer
- Understand how TD-NMR analysis provides physical properties of slurries for anode coating processes
Who Should Attend
- Battery manufacturers
- Research and development organizations
- Academic institutions
- Material science organizations
- Electrochemical and analytical chemistry organizations
- Testing laboratories involved in battery research and development.
- Government agencies involved in renewable energy and sustainability.
- Investors interested in the battery market.
- Battery technology experts and engineers
Speakers
Andrea Steck Ph.D.
Principal Scientist - Bruker BioSpin (Ettlingen, Germany)
Marcio Cobo Ph.D.
NMR methods Developer - Bruker BioSpin (Ettlingen, Germany)
Bruno Chencarek Ph.D.
NMR methods Developer, Bruker BioSpin (Ettlingen, Germany)
