1. The electrolyte tank is protected by argon gas and has a certain pressure. Do not disassemble the gas phase valve head or liquid phase valve head during use, and do not press the protrusion of the quick-release connector arbitrarily to avoid leakage or other hazards. Always wear protective goggles when connecting pipes, and always use the dedicated quick-release connector.
2. It is recommended that qualified lithium-ion battery electrolyte be used up at once. Once opened, the electrolyte is easily deteriorated due to the lack of protective atmosphere. Customers are advised to fill it with argon gas in time during use to prevent discoloration. It is not recommended to use glass containers to store the electrolyte. The main component of glass is silicon dioxide. Silicon dioxide reacts with hydrofluoric acid to produce corrosive and volatile silicon tetrafluoride gas. This gas is toxic and can cause harm to people.
3. Materials for electrolyte containers and pipes that can be used on site include: stainless steel, PP/PE plastic, PTFE, etc.
4. This product is harmful to the human body and has mild irritant and anesthetic properties. Avoid direct contact with the body during use.
Since its introduction to the market in 2002, lithium-ion battery electrolytes have gradually replaced imported products. The quality of lithium-ion battery electrolytes has also been continuously improving, and its market prospects remain broad. Although the ionic conductivity of solid-state electrolytes cannot currently match that of carbonate-based liquid electrolytes, solid-state electrolytes remain a mainstream research direction for future lithium-ion battery electrolytes.
