A hydroxide precursor material used in the production of NFM layered oxide cathodes. Nickel, iron and manganese are present in almost exactly equal molar proportions (approximately 33.3% each). It is converted into the final cathode material by mixing with a sodium source and calcining, making it the starting material for research groups developing their own cathode synthesis recipes.

Key Features

Almost exactly equal molar proportions (Ni 33.32% / Fe 33.35% / Mn 33.33%)
Allows researchers to develop their own sodium source and calcination recipe
High surface area of 16.29 m²/g enables homogeneous mixing with the sodium source

Technical Specifications

Particle Size (D10)	3.95 um
Particle Size (D50)	5.50 um
Particle Size (D90)	7.70 um
Tap Density	1.83 g/cm³
Specific Surface Area (SSA)	16.29 m²/g
Nickel (Ni)	%33.32 mol
Iron (Fe)	%33.35 mol
Manganese (Mn)	%33.33 mol