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Fully Equipped H-Cell Kit (50 ml Volume)

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IP-HC-50

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NACRES:
NA.21
UNSPSC Code:
41111761
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General description

Our Fully Equipped H-Cell Kit (50 ml Volume) is a fully equipped, horizontally mounted and a dual compartment electrochemical H-Cell set-up for a wide variety of studies that require a separate compartment for counter and / or reference electrodes. The construction is gas-tight having two separate chambers, each equipped with gas inlet and outlet. This allows bubbling the solution and evacuating gases. Chambers can be separated with an ion-exchange membrane, so the electrochemical products appearing at working and counter electrode do not affect the opposite electrode. Set-up is compatible with a power source meter or a potentiostat / Galvanostat.
It includes: Glass reservoirs with three-electrode set-up, Spacer, Grip nuts, Screws, Purge adaptor, PTFE support holder, Top silicon dummy, Plugs, Silicon tube 0.5 meters, Silicon septa.

Application

The product can be used in various applications such as:
  • Electrochemical water splitting - HER / OER or any such electrocatalysis applications
  • Redox flow battery setup
  • Carbon Dioxide Reduction Studies
  • Membrane research: Proton conductivity, Ionic conductivity, membrane efficiency
  • Reference electrode testing
  • ASTM grade Corrosion studies – Hydrogen Permeation
  • Fuel Cell Studies: Hydrogen peroxide fuel cell, enzymatic fuel cell research, microbial fuel cell research, etc.




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