- Electrode dimension：φ9x145mm
- Electrode impedance:≤10KΩ
- Flow rate at the interface:≤0.05ml/10 min
- A solution in the salt bridge: saturated K2SO4 solution
ELECTROCHEMICAL H-CELLS (SS932) SEALED
SS932-S H-cells(sealed)
Volume: 50~250Ml(each cell) 50ml is easy to make.
PTFE caps
Feature: The two cells are separated by an ion membrane which is prepared by the user. Ion membrane can be replaced quickly.
Applications: different solutions in anode and cathode, and should not be mixed. Sealing system. In the middle, there should be a membrane such as Nafion to avoid interference.
The customers should let us know how many electrodes to be inserted in each cell and the outer diameter of them, then we will make accordingly.
Applications and Specifications
Explore the versatile applications and specifications of our Sealed Electrochemical H-Cells (SS932). Designed for precision in advanced electrochemical experiments, these cells ensure reliable and accurate results in various professional settings.
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Specifications
Notes
1. Please remove the cap before the first use.
2. If there are air bubbles trapped in the chamber, please swing the electrode body to remove air bubbles.
3. Please fill with saturated K2SO4 solution if the solution inside the electrode is at a low level.
4. After use, please dip the electrode into saturated K2SO4 solution.
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Volume: 50mL, 100mL, 150ml
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The system is not sealed. The holes on the Teflon cap can be customized according to each customer’s requirement. We will make holes on the cap according to electrodes to be used accordingly.
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