Graphite

Graphite (carbon) is currently the most widely used carbon material as the anode material in lithium-ion batteries. Due to its excellent conductivity, layered structure, and stability, it serves as a carrier for the embedding and desorption of lithium ions during the charging and discharging process of the battery. The performance of graphite directly affects the battery’s capacity, cycle life, rate performance, and safety.
Application Fields:
Electric vehicle power battery (power graphite)
Energy storage systems (emphasizing cost and lifespan)
Consumer electronics (requiring energy density and volume)
Hybrid anodes (such as new schemes like graphite + silicon, graphite + tin, etc.)