Argonne National Laboratory researcher Sabine Gallagher prepares a sample tray of battery materials for elemental analysis using inductively coupled plasma January 17, 2011 in Lemont, Illinois. Argonne’s Advanced Battery Materials Synthesis and Manufacturing R&D Program is focused on scalable production of advanced battery materials in sufficient quantity for industrial testing. This work is intended to support domestic battery manufacturing and to enable the transition of new materials and technology to the market.
Argonne National Laboratory researcher Sabine Gallagher prepares a sample tray of battery materials for elemental analysis using inductively coupled plasma January 17, 2011 in Lemont, Illinois. Argonne’s Advanced Battery Materials Synthesis and Manufacturing R&D Program is focused on scalable production of advanced battery materials in sufficient quantity for industrial testing. This work is intended to support domestic battery manufacturing and to enable the transition of new materials and technology to the market.
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