Cell Lab 1 M NaPF₆ in DGM Electrolyte [Sodium-Ion Battery Electrolyte | Low-Moisture NaPF₆ Solution | 1 kg]

Cell Lab 1 M NaPF₆ in DGM Electrolyte [Sodium-Ion Battery Electrolyte | Low-Moisture NaPF₆ Solution | 1 kg]

High-purity, moisture-controlled electrolyte for sodium-ion battery research and coin-cell development

The Cell Lab 1 M Sodium Hexafluorophosphate (NaPF₆) in Diethylene Glycol Dimethyl Ether (DGM) is a laboratory-grade electrolyte formulated for sodium-ion (Na-ion) battery applications. Combining high ionic conductivity with excellent electrode compatibility, it ensures stable electrochemical performance in both half-cell and full-cell systems. With ultra-low moisture content (≤10 ppm) and stringent purity control, this electrolyte is ideal for glovebox handling and precision research in next-generation sodium-based energy storage.

Key Features

• Optimised for Na-Ion Batteries: 1 M NaPF₆ in DGM composition ensures high ionic conductivity and interfacial stability.

• Ultra-Low Moisture Content: ≤10 ppm water level prevents parasitic reactions and degradation during cycling.

• High Purity & Stability: Formulated under inert conditions to guarantee consistency and long-term shelf life.

• Lab-Ready Packaging: Supplied in 1 kg bottles, suitable for coin-cell assembly and prototype battery fabrication.

• Customisable Formulations: Solvent systems and volume ratios can be tailored upon request for specific research needs.

Technical Specifications

Storage & Handling

• Handle exclusively in a dry, inert atmosphere (e.g. argon or nitrogen glovebox).

• Keep containers tightly sealed when not in use.

• Store in a cool, dry location, away from direct heat, light, or ignition sources.

• Avoid contact with oxidising or acidic materials.

• Supplied with hazardous material packaging and documentation in compliance with transport regulations.

Applications & Industries

• Sodium-ion battery electrolyte R&D

• Coin-cell and pouch-cell assembly

• Solid-state and hybrid electrolyte research

• Electrochemical performance testing

• Academic and industrial energy-storage laboratories

FAQ

Q1: What is the solvent system in this electrolyte?
It uses diethylene glycol dimethyl ether (DGM), known for high ionic mobility and sodium-ion compatibility.

Q2: Can this electrolyte be used in coin-cell assembly?
Yes. The 1 kg bottle is ideal for glovebox dispensing during Na-ion coin-cell fabrication.

Q3: Why is low moisture content important?
Water contamination leads to hydrolysis of NaPF₆ and generation of HF, which can degrade electrodes.

Q4: Are custom solvent ratios available?
Yes. Cell Lab provides tailored electrolyte blends for specific voltage windows or temperature ranges.

Q5: How should the electrolyte be stored?
Store tightly sealed in a glovebox or inert environment below 30 °C to maintain purity and prevent degradation.