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H-Type Electrochemistry Cell Assembly

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  1. Start by assembling H-Cell membrane.
  2. Peel the membrane seal rings apart and attach to the membrane ports.  
  3. Place membrane between the membrane seals and secure together using the H-cell clamp.
  4. At this stage, you would fill each cell with electrolyte (2/3 full)
  5. To position electrodes, first unscrew the electrode port feedthrough
  6. Place your electrode in the port, using the gasket ring to adjust penetration depth.
  7. Once happy, secure in place using the electrode port feedthrough. This creates a tight seal at this port.
  8. The gas port uses a similar sealing mechanism and should be assembled before attaching to the gas source
  9. Feed the 3 mm gas line through the port feedthrough, then add a gas line rubber gasket.
  10. Then secure this back in the gas port.
  11. Make sure the inlet line goes into the port with the gas bubbler.
  12. Once the electrode and inlet/outlet lines are assembled, fix lid back onto the half cell.
  13. Once all electrodes and gas lines are fitted, you are ready to start your experiment.
  14. If you wish to block the gas lines,  you can use the gas line stopper tubes provided.
  15. These are assembled using the same method as the gas line to create a tight seal.
  16. Similarly, if you decide to use only two electrodes, you can seal the remaining with the given electrode stopper screw.

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Written by

Dr. Shadeepa Karunarathne

Product Development Electrochemist

Dr. Mary O'Kane

Application Scientist

Videography by

Sam Force

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