1. When there is only a low content of CMC in the slurry without SBR, graphite particles agglomerate during the homogenization process and cannot be well dispersed.
2. When the ratio of CMC to graphite is moderate, adding 1.0% to 4.5% of SBR to the slurry will cause SBR to adsorb on the surface of graphite, dispersing the graphite particles and reducing the viscosity and modulus of the slurry.
3. When the amount of CMC is 0.7% to 1.0%, the slurry exhibits viscoelasticity, and continuous addition of SBR will not change the rheological properties of the slurry. Comparing the two mixing methods of adding SBR and CMC simultaneously and adding CMC first and then SBR, the results show that CMC plays a leading role in the dispersion of graphite in the slurry, and CMC preferentially adsorbs on the surface of graphite particles.

In general, when the amount of CMC added is very low, the addition of SBR will adsorb on the surface of graphite particles, which has a certain impact on the dispersion of graphite. As the amount of CMC added increases, the amount of adsorption on the surface of graphite also increases, and SBR cannot adsorb on the surface of graphite, thus playing no role in the dispersion of graphite. When a certain amount of CMC is reached, the combined attraction of excess CMC that fails to adsorb on the surface of graphite particles becomes greater than the repulsion, which can lead to agglomeration between graphite particles. Therefore, CMC plays a crucial role in the dispersion of graphite negative electrode slurry.

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