Standard Platinum Counter Electrode
Part Number
AFCTR5
CHEMICAL INCOMPATIBILITIES: Some non-aqueous solvents may cause damage, leakage, or swelling to the epoxy tube and electrode.
- Pt wire OD = 0.5 mm; approximate surface area = 4.7 cm2
- 6.9 mm OD x 150 mm epoxy tube shroud
- Compatible with our standard electrochemical cells
See “Description” tab below for additional precautions and information.
[notice color="blue"]CHEMICAL INCOMPATIBILITIES: Some non-aqueous solvents may cause damage, leakage, or swelling to the epoxy tube and electrode.[/notice]This Standard Platinum Counter Electrode features a coiled platinum wire (99.99% pure) mounted at the end of a chemically-resistant epoxy rod. A fritted glass tube isolates the counter electrode from the main test solution. The glass tube is equipped with a PTFE adapter suitable for mounting the tube in a 14/20 port on our standard electrochemical cells. Alternatively, the counter electrode may be removed from the glass tube and mounted directly in the electrochemical cell. The coil is fabricated from a 0.5 mm OD Pt wire that has an approximate surface area of 4.7 cm2. The approximate diameter of the coil is 9 mm. The 6.9 mm OD black epoxy rod is 150 mm long. The overall length of the rod and the coil is approximately 180 mm.
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- Ahmed and Sankarasubramanian Low pH Titanium Electrochemistry in the Presence of Sulfuric Acid and its Implications for Redox Flow Battery Applications. Journal of The Electrochemical Society, 2024, 171, 060538.
- Vishnosky, Nicholas. Synthesis, characterization, and evaluation of metal complexes with cancer selective anti-proliferative effects and hydrogen evolution catalytic properties. Ph.D. Dissertation, University of Louisville (Louisville, KY), 2019.
- Chen et al. The promoting effect of tetravalent cerium on the oxygen evolution activity of copper oxide catalysts. Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics, 2017, 19, 31545-31552.
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