Solubility and crystallization of coloured compounds captured with high resolution cameras
Technobis Crystallization Systems B.V.
Using high-resolution imaging to witness the crystallization process of coloured compounds
The electric vehicle (EV) market has been experiencing rapid growth in recent years, with global sales reaching 450,000 and expected to increase to 8.5 million by 20251 despite the overall drop in car sales. Adoption of EV’s is now seen as a key factor in reducing greenhouse gas emissions from the transport sector.
A key component in EV’s are lithium-ion batteries (LIB). However, they can account for up to a third of an EV’s greenhouse gas emission. Therefore, significant research is being done to improve the specific energy of LIB and metal recovery from spent LIB, to improve the overall cost and environmental impact of EVs.
As part of these studies, solubility is an important property used in the designing and optimizing of a recovery process. What is also crucial is to be able to collect clear and cloud points in the coloured and darker samples.
In this paper we discuss how to capture the solubility and crystallization of coloured compounds to advance your research.
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Solubility and crystallization of coloured compounds captured with high resolution cameras
Using high-resolution imaging to witness the crystallization process of coloured compounds
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