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Iron Phosphate (FePO4) LFP Cathode Precursor

CAS Number: 7758-87-4

Battery-grade iron phosphate (FePO4) is the key precursor for LiFePO4 cathode synthesis, produced by co-precipitation of ferrous or ferric ions with phosphoric acid under controlled conditions. Ultra-low impurity levels, controlled particle size, and morphology directly determine the electrochemical performance of the final LFP cathode material.

Technical Specifications

D50 (μm)1.0–3.0
appearanceLight yellow to yellowish-brown powder
purity (%)≥99.0
moisture (%)≤0.5
P content (%)20.0–21.0
Fe content (%)36.5–37.5

Applications

  • LiFePO4 cathode material synthesis (solid-state reaction with Li2CO3)
  • Carbon-coated LFP nanoparticle production
  • LFP for EV and ESS battery manufacturing
  • Iron-based phosphate catalyst applications
  • Battery precursor testing and R&D

Key Features

  • Controlled co-precipitation produces uniform spherical morphology for consistent LFP sintering
  • Low Ca, Mg, and Na impurities (<50 ppm each) prevents ionic conductivity degradation in LFP
  • Fe/P molar ratio control (1.00±0.02) ensures stoichiometric LFP formation without Li2O excess
  • Available in amorphous and crystalline forms for different LFP synthesis routes

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Iron Phosphate (FePO4) LFP Cathode Precursor chemical structure

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