Battery & energy storage guides: figure templates
15 editable figure templates. One-page guides to batteries and energy storage: making cathode, anode and electrolyte materials, making electrodes, building and forming cells, how electrodes store lithium, electrolytes and interphases, lithium metal and solid-state cells, sodium- and potassium-ion cells, ageing, abuse and thermal runaway, seeing inside a working cell, electrochemical and safety tests, packs, cars and grid storage, recycling, second life and other storage, and a battery’s life in pictograms. Every panel is a live generator; every caption and number is quoted from the cited papers.
Making cathode materials: NMC and LiFePO₄
Anode and electrolyte materials
Making battery electrodes: from slurry to slit coils
Building and forming a battery cell
How electrodes store lithium
Electrolytes and interphases
Lithium metal and solid-state batteries
Sodium-ion and potassium-ion batteries
How lithium-ion cells age
Battery safety: abuse and thermal runaway
Seeing inside a working battery
Electrochemical and safety measurements
From cells to packs, cars and the grid
Recycling, second life and other energy storage
A battery’s life in pictograms: make, build, test, use and recycleQuestions
What templates are there for battery & energy storage guides?
15: Making cathode materials: NMC and LiFePO₄; Anode and electrolyte materials; Making battery electrodes: from slurry to slit coils; Building and forming a battery cell; How electrodes store lithium; Electrolytes and interphases; Lithium metal and solid-state batteries; Sodium-ion and potassium-ion batteries; How lithium-ion cells age; Battery safety: abuse and thermal runaway; Seeing inside a working battery; Electrochemical and safety measurements; From cells to packs, cars and the grid; Recycling, second life and other energy storage; A battery’s life in pictograms: make, build, test, use and recycle.
Which papers are these templates based on?
Together they follow 139 published papers; each template’s page lists its own, with DOIs, and the figure credit names them too.
How do I use one of these templates?
Open its page and click Open in the editor. Sign in, or create an account, and it opens in the LabCanvas figure editor as your own design, with every layer editable.
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