Key Findings
The Dongguan Institute of Materials, Chinese Academy of Sciences, has developed LAGCO, a solid electrolyte based on oxychloride chemistry for use in solid-state batteries. A primary highlight of this development is the estimated raw material cost, which is calculated at approximately $40.8/kg.
Technical Details
The material developed is an oxychloride solid electrolyte identified as LAGCO. While the source focuses on the economic aspect of the raw materials, the specific chemical composition and structural properties of the LAGCO electrolyte are attributed to the research conducted by the Dongguan Institute of Materials.
Background & Context
This development comes from the Chinese Academy of Sciences’ Dongguan Institute of Materials. The data regarding the cost and development of the LAGCO electrolyte was reported by Shanghai Metals Market (SMM). SMM notes that their data is processed based on publicly available information, market communication, and internal database models, serving as a reference rather than a decision-making recommendation.
Significance & Outlook
The identification of a specific raw material cost of $40.8/kg provides a quantitative benchmark for the economic viability of oxychloride-based solid electrolytes. By establishing a cost estimate for the LAGCO material, the research offers a data point for evaluating the scalability of this specific solid-state battery component compared to other electrolyte chemistries.
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