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battery-materials
Battery science fundamentals — cell components, electrochemistry metrics, testing protocols, and degradation analysis.
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## Overview
Batteries live at the intersection of materials chemistry, electrochemistry,
and engineering. This skill covers how cells work (anode/cathode/electrolyte/
separator), the metrics that matter (capacity, voltage, energy density, cycle
life, rate capability), standard testing protocols, and how to diagnose why a
cell degrades.
## When to use
- Evaluating a new electrode or electrolyte material: what to measure and how
- Setting up coin/pouch cell testing with proper controls and formation protocols
- Interpreting charge–discharge curves, CV, EIS, and dQ/dV plots
- Diagnosing capacity fade: distinguishing cathode, anode, and electrolyte failure modes