O/N and C/S Analysis of Battery Components: Ensuring quality throughout the battery life cycle
Publisher: ELTRA, part of Verder Scientific
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Modern life depends strongly on (mobile) electrical power, which is provided by batteries. No cellular phone, notebook, tablet or car could be operated without a proper working battery. Since Allesandro Volta first built and utilized a primary battery, a large number of batteries of various chemical compositions and different sizes has been developed which are used for a wide range of applications like flash lights or storage of excess electrical power from the grid or a power plant. Regardless of the dimensions of a battery, its application or its configuration as primary (not rechargeable) or secondary battery (rechargeable), a chemical analysis for carbon, sulfur, oxygen or nitrogen may be required for single components. A reliable and precise measurement of C/S and O/N in selected samples over a wide concentration range is possible with elemental analyzers like the ELEMENTRAC CS-i and ONH-p2.