Accurate Atom pairs energy research supplies with custom technical work
Accurate Atom lists a material intended to protect experimental solar cells and offers custom work on equipment used in energy research. The company’s intended buyers are academic and industrial researchers working across solar power, batteries and electrochemistry. Its catalog and services address different stages of a project: a lab can seek a specific research input, while a team with a specialized design can ask about technical work.
Research inputs for a difficult solar problem
The company lists materials for solar cells, battery research and electrochemistry, as well as parts and tools. One example is an encapsulant for perovskite solar cells, listed at $150 for 15 milliliters with an add-to-cart option. Accurate Atom describes it as a material applied to protect vulnerable cell components.
Perovskites are materials being researched for use in solar cells. The U.S. Department of Energy says moisture, oxygen, light and heat can degrade perovskite devices, making durability an important research challenge. The department also identifies differences in testing methods as an obstacle to comparing results. That context explains why protective materials are relevant to researchers without establishing how well this particular product performs.
From individual materials to custom equipment
Accurate Atom also offers customized silicon-wafer texturing for solar research and design, manufacturing and consultation for water electrolyzers. A water electrolyzer uses electricity to split water into hydrogen and oxygen.