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publicationNumber CN-108760964-B
titleOfInvention Method for rapidly detecting calcination degree of electrolytic manganese dioxide
abstract The invention discloses a method for rapidly detecting the calcination degree of electrolytic manganese dioxide. It comprises the following steps: analyzing the performance of the battery, detecting the open-circuit voltage of the battery, measuring the open-circuit voltage of the battery with different heat treatment modes, and analyzing the open-circuit voltage of the batteryThe data are sorted and analyzed and are respectively recorded as U 1 、U 2 、U 3 、U 4 (ii) a And summarizing the structure and data, classifying the EMD crystal forms after different heat treatments, simultaneously recording the open-circuit voltage of the batteries with various heat treatment modes, and comparing and analyzing the relationship between the crystal form structure and the open-circuit voltage, thereby directly judging the calcination degree of the EMD by measuring the open-circuit voltage. The method has the advantages of low cost and capability of quickly and effectively judging the crystal structure of the EMD and the temperature range of heat treatment of the EMD.
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