Life Hack Ec H-cell 2x15 Ml- Screw Mount Electrochemical H-cell Collection [zHAtc4be]

High-Performance Electrochemical H-Cell

The Life Hack Ec H-cell 2x15 Ml- Screw Mount Electrochemical H-cell Collection [zHAtc4be] is a versatile and robust electrochemical research tool designed for precision measurements. This double compartment electrochemical cell is constructed with precision-engineered PEEK materials, ensuring durability and compatibility with both aqueous and organic solvent electrolytes. The cell's gas-tight design, featuring two separate chambers with gas inlets and outlets, allows for controlled bubbling and evacuation of gases, enhancing the accuracy of your experiments.

Technical Specifications

The EC H-Cell is equipped with a nominal exposure area of 1 cm² ion-exchange membrane, ensuring efficient separation and minimal interference between working and counter electrodes. The cell can accommodate a minimum electrolyte volume of 2x10 mL and a maximum of 2x15 mL, providing ample space for various electrochemical reactions. The electrode plug diameter of 6 mm and the maximum ion-exchange membrane thickness of 3 mm are designed to accommodate a wide range of applications. Key features include:

• Gas-tight construction with separate chambers
• Compatibilities with aqueous and organic solvent electrolytes
• Accommodates various electrode configurations

Applications and Benefits

The EC H-Cell is an essential tool for researchers in the fields of electrochemistry, material science, and chemical engineering. Its versatility allows for various configurations, making it suitable for investigating the performance of materials deposited on working disk electrodes, drop-casted on metal mesh or foil current collectors, or installed in tantalum clips. The cell is ideal for basic electrochemistry, long-term measurements, and electrosynthesis. Key benefits include:

• Accurate and reliable measurements in 2- or 3-electrode setups
• Enhanced performance with minimal interference
• Wide range of applications in research and development