In Situ NMR Probe for Coin Cell Batteries
This in situ nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) probe takes NMR spectroscopy’s ability to noninvasively observe real-time chemical changes with high resolution and carries it over to real, functional battery cells. Watch now to see how the probe enables the chemical analysis of realistic battery cells by powerful high-field NMR methods for the first time.
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