Electrochemical Raman Spectroscopy for Energy Materials Characterization

Electrochemical Raman Spectroscopy for Energy Materials Characterization

Francesco Di Baldassarre |

 Interfacial Evolution During  Battery Charging and Discharging

Using roughened copper as both the SERS substrate and working electrode, EC-Raman enables potential-controlled in-situ SERS monitoring of anode interface evolution in zinc-based electrolyte systems. Across the charging/discharging potential window (0.1 V to 
0.3 V vs. reference electrode), the system tracks the dynamic formation of electrolyte reduction products in real time, revealing interfacial reaction mechanisms at the molecular level and providing direct spectroscopic insights into battery interface processes.

EC-Raman Integrated Raman Microscope