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Rotating Disk/Ring-Disk Standard Volume Cell Kit Component: Revised Cell with Same Side Hose Barbs (Cell Only)

Part Number
RRPG310

This standard 150 mL cell features five round glass ports. The center port (24/25) is large enough to easily accommodate the shaft of a rotating disk or ring-disk electrode. The four side necks are smaller (14/20) and can be used to mount reference and counter electrodes and other accessories. This cell is also available as part of a kit, Rotating Disk/Ring-Disk Cell Kit, Standard Volume, Water Jacket, which includes gas sparging/purging/venting accessories and stoppers.

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This standard 150 mL cell features five round glass ports. The center port (24/25) is large enough to easily accommodate the shaft of a rotating disk or ring-disk electrode. The four side necks are smaller (14/20) and can be used to mount reference and counter electrodes and other accessories. This cell is also available as part of a kit, Rotating Disk/Ring-Disk Cell Kit, Standard Volume, Water Jacket, which includes gas sparging/purging/venting accessories and stoppers.

Specifications
References
Electrochemical Cell
14/20 ports
24/25 ports
Cell material
Cell volume (overall, max)
150 mL
Cell water jacket
Cell diameter
100 mm (with jacket)
Cell height
6.5 cm
Cell application
Stationary, Rotating Disk (RDE), Rotating Ring-Disk (RRDE)
Cell series
Cell compatibility
Standard volume cell series
When possible, we add published articles, theses and dissertations, and books to our references library. When we know this product has been used, we will include it in this list below. If you have a reference where our product was used and it's not in this list, please contact us with the details and we will add it.
  1. Lee et al. Analysis of multi-electron, multi-step homogeneous catalysis by rotating disc electrode voltammetry: theory, application, and obstacles. Analyst, 2020, 145, 1258-1278.