Silicon-carbon alloy (950)-B

This product is developed as a high-capacity anode material for lithium-ion batteries, specifically designed to enhance energy density in advanced energy storage systems. The silicon-carbon alloy 950 features a controlled particle size distribution (D50 around 10.3 µm) and a moderate BET specific surface area of 1.36 m²/g, balancing reactivity with processability. With an initial reversible capacity exceeding 905 mAh/g and a first-cycle coulombic efficiency of approximately 82.7%, it offers improved electrochemical performance compared to conventional graphite anodes. Typical applications include high-energy-density battery cells for electric vehicles and portable electronics, where higher capacity electrodes are critical for extending runtime or range. The material’s tap density of 0.84 g/cm³ and low moisture content support consistent electrode preparation and slurry processing.

Product Advantages：

Silicon-carbon alloy 950, a negative electrode material for lithium-ion batteries, offers high capacity and high energy density.

Physicochemical properties：

No.	Category	Test Item	Unit	Specification	Test Result	Test Method or Instrument
1	Physical Properties	Particle Size Distribution - D10	(μm)	≥ 3.0	4.46	Laser Particle Size Analyzer
2		Particle Size Distribution - D50	(μm)	10.0 ± 3.0	10.32	Laser Particle Size Analyzer
3		Particle Size Distribution - D90	(μm)	≤ 26.0	21.52	Laser Particle Size Analyzer
4		BET Specific Surface Area	(m²/g)	1.3 ± 0.2	1.36	Specific Surface Area Tester
5		Tap Density (TD)	(g/cm³)	0.9 ± 0.2	0.84	Tap Density Tester
6		Moisture Content	(%)	≤ 0.5	0.10	Moisture Analyzer
7	Electrochemical Performance	Initial Reversible Capacity	(mAh/g)	≥ 900.0	905.3	CR2032 Coin Cell (0.10~0.01) Stepwise Discharge / 0.1C Constant Current Charge (0.005-2.000V)
8		Initial Coulombic Efficiency	(%)	≥ 82.0	82.7	CR2032 Coin Cell (0.10~0.01) Stepwise Discharge / 0.1C Constant Current Charge (0.005-2.000V)