Counter Electrode Assembly, Graphite (C), 14/20
This Graphite Counter Electrode Assembly features a 6.4 mm OD x 184 mm long graphite rod seated inside a fritted glass tube by means of a 7 mm OD 14/20 PTFE adapter. This fritted isolation tube has a 12 mm OD to 14/20 adapter such that the electrode and fritted tube can pass through a 14/20 port and seal within the ground glass joint. Both adapters enable adjusting the immersion depth of the electrode and isolation tube. The fritted glass tube isolates the counter electrode from the main test solution. The fritted glass tube is not required for use and can be removed, for the graphite counter electrode to fit within a 14/20 port directly with its own adapter (included). This counter electrode is ideally designed for use with our Standard volume electrochemical cells, but is not limited to use in these cells.
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This Graphite Counter Electrode Assembly features a 6.4 mm OD x 184 mm long graphite rod seated inside a fritted glass tube by means of a 7 mm OD 14/20 PTFE adapter. This fritted isolation tube has a 12 mm OD to 14/20 adapter such that the electrode and fritted tube can pass through a 14/20 port and seal within the ground glass joint. Both adapters enable adjusting the immersion depth of the electrode and isolation tube. The fritted glass tube isolates the counter electrode from the main test solution. The fritted glass tube is not required for use and can be removed, for the graphite counter electrode to fit within a 14/20 port directly with its own adapter (included). This counter electrode is ideally designed for use with our Standard volume electrochemical cells, but is not limited to use in these cells.
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