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Aerosol-based processes for the production of battery materials
Whether synthesis of solid electrolytes, production of silicon-carbon composite materials, coating of nano-silicon or production and coating of cathode materials such as layered oxides, spinel and olivine structures: aerosol-based processes of spray drying and spray calcination by means of powder synthesis in a pulsating gas stream reduce the number of process steps and realize continuous production.
Dr. Johannes Buchheim
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Dr. Johannes Buchheim
Aerosol-based processes for the production of battery materials
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