11/09/2024
In-situ Raman Spectroscopy Electrochemical Cell (2H Replaceable Membrane Type)
Model: C031-2
• The in-situ electrochemical cell is designed to study the in-situ spectral and morphological changes of electrode materials during electrochemical experiments. The working electrode (WE) is placed directly below the transparent window, allowing optical instruments to observe the working electrode through the quartz window.
• The main body of the electrochemical cell is made of PEEK material; it can be quickly assembled and disassembled for easy cleaning.
• The two chambers of the electrochemical cell are sealed and connected by screws, allowing easy replacement of the membrane. The cathode chamber and the anode chamber are separated by an ion-exchange membrane (provided by the user), effectively avoiding the influence of the anode on the cathode.
• The reference electrode and the working electrode are in the same chamber, effectively reducing IR drop.
• The electrochemical cell can be used for in-situ electrochemical testing in a flow system and can also be simply filled with electrolyte via injection.
• Distance between the working electrode and the optical window:
