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Electrochemical Testing of Silicon Wafer Anodes – Doping and Corrosion

Milestone Quarter 2 FY18 4
Materials Standardization

https://www.nrel.gov/transportation/assets/pdfs/silicon_electrolyte_interface_stabilization_q2_progress_report_fy18.pdf

Brian Cunningham, DOE-EERE-VTO Program Manager
Hybrid Electric Systems, Battery R&D
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Silicon Anode Consortium
NREL has joined other national laboratories in a research effort as part of the Silicon Anode Consortium, funded by the U.S. Department of Energy's Vehicle Technologies Office.

This consortium, named the Silicon Electrolyte Interface
Stabilization (SEISta) project,

The other national laboratories in the consortium include:

Argonne National Laboratory
Sandia National Laboratories
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory.
The consortium focuses on understanding and eliminating barriers to implementing silicon-based anodes in Li-ion cells. This work employs advanced characterization techniques, coupled with state-of-the-art research facilities across the national labs, and covers a broad range of research—from foundational science related to the initial chemical interactions of organic electrolytes with silicon interfaces to the development of full electrode/full cell chemistry.

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