Proteus Alpha I Cell Kit, Jacketed Cell, 500 mL
The Proteus Alpha I Cell with 500 mL jacketed-cell, is a versatile cell used for many applications including photoelectrochemistry, corrosion, and general electrochemistry. Sometimes cells of this style are called a flat cell. A flat cell is a commonly used tool for studying corrosion of flat metal samples, often which are modified with paint or other types of coatings. The Proteus Alpha I cellis especially suited to thin and planar samples without the need for expensive sample holders or custom electrodes. The Proteus Alpha I was designed to be simple to use, quick to assemble/disassemble/clean, sturdy, flexible, and versatile. For photoelectrochemical applications, install a quartz window in one (or both) of the end plates instead. For many applications, the Proteus Alpha I Cell from Pine Researchcan simplify the physical setup of both corrosion and photoelectrochemicalexperiments.
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The Proteus Alpha I Cell with 500 mL jacketed-cell, is a versatile cell used for many applications including photoelectrochemistry, corrosion, and general electrochemistry. Sometimes cells of this style are called a flat cell. A flat cell is a commonly used tool for studying corrosion of flat metal samples, often which are modified with paint or other types of coatings. The Proteus Alpha I cellis especially suited to thin and planar samples without the need for expensive sample holders or custom electrodes. The Proteus Alpha I was designed to be simple to use, quick to assemble/disassemble/clean, sturdy, flexible, and versatile. For photoelectrochemical applications, install a quartz window in one (or both) of the end plates instead. For many applications, the Proteus Alpha I Cell from Pine Researchcan simplify the physical setup of both corrosion and photoelectrochemicalexperiments.