≥1,500 mAh/g
Specific Capacity
Project-stage value; protocol to be confirmed
ENTROSIL develops high-entropy silicon-composite anode materials engineered for higher capacity, improved structural stability and scalable lithium-ion battery applications.
By integrating high-entropy oxide design, nano-silicon composites and controlled conductive networks, we are developing advanced anode solutions for electric mobility, energy storage and next-generation battery systems.
Values recorded during project-stage development and electrochemical validation.
≥1,500 mAh/g
Project-stage value; protocol to be confirmed
≥82%
After 500 cycles at 0.2C
<10%
Measurement method subject to validation
2,000 W/kg
Project-stage value; technical approval required
≥90%
Target at 0.1C under stated conditions
Values shown are based on project-stage laboratory testing and technical documentation. Performance may vary depending on material formulation, electrode design, cell configuration and testing conditions. Final specifications are subject to technical documentation, customer qualification and signed commercial agreements.
Conventional graphite anodes have a theoretical specific capacity of approximately 372 mAh/g, limiting the potential of higher-energy battery systems.
Silicon offers significantly higher theoretical capacity, but substantial volume changes during cycling may damage electrode structures and reduce long-term stability.
Continuous solid electrolyte interphase (SEI) growth, particle fracture and interface instability can accelerate irreversible capacity loss.
A multi-element materials design approach intended to improve structural stability, reaction kinetics and lithium-ion transport behavior within the anode matrix.
Nano-silicon is integrated with high-entropy oxide materials and supporting components to form a three-dimensional structure designed to accommodate mechanical stress and improve active-material utilization.
A controlled coating process forms a hierarchical conductive network designed to improve electrical conductivity, interface stability and process consistency.
Conceptual process definitions. Confidential formulation and process parameters are not disclosed.
Start a Technical DiscussionA development-stage powder material designed for high-energy lithium-ion battery programs requiring increased capacity, improved structural stability and scalable process potential.
Development Status
Sample evaluation and industrial qualification stage
Material Form
Dry Powder
≥1,500 mAh/g
Specific Capacity
≥82%
Capacity Retention
<10%
SEI Thickness Variation
2,000 W/kg
Power Density
≥90%
Target Initial Efficiency
Advanced material development for EV battery programs targeting increased energy density, fast-charging potential and structural stability.
Material development for energy storage systems requiring cycle performance, sustained power capability and scalable economics.
Material development for specialized systems with demanding space utilization, low-temperature behavior or power requirements.
Our commercialization strategy focuses on reducing qualification barriers through material evaluation, process adaptation and customer-specific optimization.
Silicon-composite architecture designed to support battery systems beyond the capacity limits of conventional graphite.
High-entropy and composite design approaches intended to improve material integrity during cycling.
Technical collaboration covering slurry preparation, electrode processing, cell evaluation and parameter optimization.
Development decisions made with process compatibility, cost structure and manufacturing repeatability in mind.
Whether you are evaluating advanced anode materials, developing new cell platforms or exploring a strategic partnership, our team welcomes technical and commercial discussions.