Lithium Nickel Cobalt Oxide, LiNi(1-x)CoxO2

Purity (%) :>99.9
Dimensions :Dia. 1”, Thick. 0.125” Dia. 2”, Thick. 0.25”
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    Catalogue CodeIN-LiNi-01 IN-LiNi-02
    CAS No.113066-89-0
    Chemical FormulaLiNi(1-x)CoxO2
    Compound NameLithium Nickel Cobalt Oxide
    Purity (%)>99.9
    DimensionsDia. 1”, Thick. 0.125” Dia. 2”, Thick. 0.25”

    Introduction

    Lithium nickel cobalt oxide sputtering targets comprise lithium, nickel, cobalt, and oxygen. High-purity lithium nickel cobalt oxide sputter targets play a considerable role in deposition processes to ensure high-quality deposited films. As a sputtering target, LiNi(₁₋ₓ)CoₓO₂ is particularly valued for its capability to produce high-quality thin films with controlled stoichiometry, making it ideal for applications in electronics, energy devices, and sensors.

    Properties

    The table below contains all the critical properties of Lithium Nickel Cobalt Oxide: 

    PropertiesDescription
    Appearance and ShapeSolid, Thin film, Disc 
    Molar massVariable (depends on the ratio of Ni and Co)
    Magnetic TypeParamagnetic

    Applications

    Lithium Nickel Cobalt Oxide has many applications, including:

    • Lithium-ion batteries: LNCO is a lamellar oxide with good electrochemical charge-discharge behavior. It’s a promising material for lithium batteries due to its high reversibility, cell voltage, and relatively small cobalt content.
    • Electronics and Semiconductor Devices: These enhance device performance by coating thin-film materials in semiconductor applications, including capacitors and resistors.
    • Supercapacitors: Thin films of NCM are applied in supercapacitors to enhance charge/discharge performance and energy density.
    • Magnetic and Optical Sensors: Employed in the deposition of thin films for advanced sensors, including magnetic and optical sensors, due to their unique electronic properties.
    • Aluminum substitution: LNCA is an aluminum-doped version of LNCO used as a cathode in lithium-ion batteries. Aluminum substitution increases the material’s cycling and thermal stability.

    FAQs

    Queston: What is Lithium Nickel Cobalt Oxide (LiNi₁₋ₓCoxO₂) used in sputtering?

    Answere: LiNi₁₋ₓCoxO₂ is commonly used as a target material in thin-film deposition processes, particularly for producing cathodes in lithium-ion batteries. It offers excellent electrochemical performance.

    Queston: What are the advantages of using LiNi₁₋ₓCoxO₂ as a sputtering target?

    Answere: It provides high capacity and stability in lithium-ion batteries, enabling the production of high-performance thin films with good cycling efficiency and thermal stability.

    Queston: What is the sputtering process for LiNi₁₋ₓCoxO₂?

    Answere: During sputtering, argon ions bombard the target, causing the material to eject as a thin film onto a substrate. The substrate is then used in battery and electronic applications.

    Queston: What are the challenges experienced when using LiNi₁₋ₓCoxO₂ for sputtering?

    Answere: Some challenges include target oxidation, precise composition control, and potential sputtering instability due to the material's complexity in stoichiometric ratios during deposition.

    1 review for Lithium Nickel Cobalt Oxide, LiNi(1-x)CoxO2

    1. sachin

      Nice product !!!

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