Precursor & Cathode Active Material Synthesis Reagents
Inspired by biology’s ability to create highly tunable micro- and nanostructures in nature, Molhill has developed proprietary biochemical additives to control key performance features in pCAM/CAM manufacturing.
These formulations also form highly conductive carbon layers, a critical element to cathode material performance particularly for LFP and LMFP chemistries.
Molhill continues to innovate on the ability of biochemicals to impart multifunctional behavior into a process with its pCAM/CAM synthesis solutions.
More about Cathode Manufacturing
The synthesis of cathode active material (CAM) and precursor-CAM (pCAM) is a critical part of the battery value chain. Processes for CAM and pCAM synthesis are diverse, and are dictated by availability and purity of input salts, as well as the type of cathode being manufactured (e.g., LFP, LMFP, NMC, LMR). However, because these are tightly controlled processes, with small changes potentially contributing to large impacts on battery performance, the ability to perform modifications on process lines remains difficult.
Tight control of this process can be achieved with a variety of reagents. In addition, these reagents can also form highly conductive carbon layers, a critical element to cathode material performance particularly for LFP and LMFP chemistries.