Aiding Lithium Ion Secondary Battery Electrolyte Design via UPLC-MS and APGC-MS Analysis on a Single High-Resolution Mass Spectrometer Platform Application note

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Aiding Lithium Ion Secondary Battery Electrolyte Design via UPLC-MS and APGC-MS Analysis on a Single High-Resolution Mass Spectrometer Platform

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Li-Ion Battery manufacturers require comprehensive information on the chemical composition of battery substrates such as electrolytes and additives to provide insight into the chemistry that occurs during the charge-discharge cycle. This knowledge will effectively direct research efforts towards improved energy storage technology.

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