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Want to store more energy in batteries?
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Mark September 23 on your calendar for a special FMC Lithium Webinar, presented by C&EN magazine.
Everyone
in the energy storage industry is on a quest--how to store more energy,
longer, with fewer charges? If that's tops on your to do list, you'll
want to mark September 23 on your calendar for the FMC Lithium Webinar
in the American Chemical Society / Chemical & Engineering News
series focusing on surpassing the current limits of energy storage.
FMC Lithium and C&EN Webinar Presents SLMP, A New Way to Think of Lithium, only from FMC Lithium |
Imagine . . . you're on the French Riviera with carry-all bags and name tag lanyards.
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If you're wondering what these unrelated things have in common, please attend BATTERIES 2010, sponsored by FMC.
This three-day technical, scientific, and educational congress, in Cannes-Mandelieu, France, features 60 speakers whose presentations will explore topical issues critical to the energy storage industry like:
· Raw materials.
· Batteries for EV, HEV, PHEV.
· New products and developments.
· Energy storage batteries.
· Safety and security.
· And more.
Mark your calendar today for September 29 through October 1 for a fall visit to the beautiful Mediterranean. For details and to register for the 12th edition of BATTERIES, sponsored by FMC Lithium, click on the Batteries 2010 Agenda.
Click here, s'il vous plait, for the Batteries 2010 Agenda.
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If reducing cost, improving performance, and enhancing safety will make your job easier, grab a seat to learn more about SLMP®.
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Yakoleva's update on Lectro Max Powder, an innovative and new
Stabilized Lithium Metal Powder (SLMP®), opens a world of opportunities
for energy storage--only from FMC Lithium.
September 30 at 11:35 a.m., at BATTERIES 2010, Ms. Yakoleva, Technical Program Manager at FMC Lithium, will discuss how SLMP® enables more choices of active anode and cathode materials for high energy, lower cost, and improved safety by providing an independent source of lithium into Li-ion batteries for hybrid electric vehicles (HEV), plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEV), and for electric vehicles (EV). Ms. Yakoleva will demonstrate application technologies of SLMP including a solvent-free method.
If you care about energy storage, don't miss it.
Abstract of Marina Yakovleva's Speech at Batteries 2010
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On your way to San Jose?
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If you're headed to Battery Technology Expo 2010, the FMC Lithium Booth #3320 promises to
be a hub of activity October 5 - 7.
That's where
FMC Lithium, the leader in purity and consistency, will demonstrate the properties of SLMP®, lithium carbonate, and lithium hydroxide product offerings. FMC's innovative new Stabilized Lithium Metal Powder (SLMP) opens a world of opportunities for energy storage.
A team of FMC Lithium experts will be on hand to answer questions about this new lithium that offers more choices for active anode and cathode materials to deliver higher energy, lower cost, and improved safety.
See you in San Jose.
FMC SLMP: A New Way to Think of Lithium
Turn On Life With FMC Lithium
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Lithium in the news .
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Industrial Minerals Magazine, August, 2010
FMC Expands Its Horizons
EPRI Journal, Summer, 2010
Energy Storage: Enabling Grid-Ready Solutions
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SLMP® - More Energy, More Stability, More Value.
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SLMP®: A revolutionary and proprietary stabilized lithium metal powder (SLMP®) from FMC Lithium, sold as Lectro® Max Powder, enables the battery industry to improve the cost, safety, and performance challenges of the Li-ion market and new applications such as HEV/PHEV/EV by controlling the lithium content and the use of non-lithiated cathodes.
For More Information:
Stabilized Lithium Metal Powder (SLMP)
For More Information contact:
Marina Yakovleva
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FMC Lithium: A Significant IP Estate.
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FMC Lithium has developed a significant cathode IP estate over the years, especially in the area of layered lithium metal oxides with dopants.
The patented composition allows a high rate capability (high power) at the beginning, and the ability to maintain a high rate / power capability after long cycles by suppressing the impedance build-up on the cathode surface. This composition is unique in the industry.
Relevant issued US patents: 6,277,521; 6,582,852; 6,794,085; 6,361,756; 6,589,499; 6,620,400; 7,074,382; and 6,878,490. Tianjin B& M Science and Technology Joint-Stock Co., Ltd supplies in China (exclusively), and on non-exclusive basis in Korea and Japan under license with FMC. Licensing opportunities are available outside of China. Please contact us for further information.
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Center for Lithium Energy Advanced Research--Our CLEAR R&D Lab.
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The FMC Lithium Center for Lithium Energy Advanced Research (CLEAR) is a new battery R&D facility located at the our Kings Mountain, North Carolina plant.
CLEAR is equipped with a state-of-the-art R&D dry room for testing rechargeable lithium-ion battery components. The Lab is used for development and demonstration of FMC Lithium's new lithium battery materials including its revolutionary SLMP®--stabilized lithium metal powder.
The CLEAR Lab is available on a contractual basis for customer use. Contact Marina Yakovleva to Schedule Time in the CLEAR Lab. marina.yakovleva@fmc.com
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Global FMC Lithium Sales and Technology Team.
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Your Global FMC Lithium Sales Team
Your FMC Lithium Technology Team
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FMC Lithium Around the World
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FMC Lithium was the first company to supply lithium into the first Li-ion battery produced by Sony. More than 30 years later FMC is a leading lithium supplier of battery-related materials including battery metal, lithium cathode materials and precursors, lithium electrolyte precursors, and Stabilized Lithium Metal Powder (SLMP®). FMC Lithium is the only lithium provider with a standalone state-of-the-art research and development dry room dedicated to exploration and testing of rechargeable lithium-ion battery components. FMC Lithium's global presence includes manufacturing, research, and sales facilities in the United States, the United Kingdom, China, India, Japan, Taiwan and Argentina.
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