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Photoelectrochemical Cell (PEC) Setup

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  1. Glass Photoelectrochemical Cells: with or without a water jacket
  2. One with PTFE body also available
  3. JS2 Quartz optical windows included in the package
  4. Place it inside the Lid with the O-ring, and then attach to cell body
  5. Working Electrode: L-shaped ones can direct towards the illumination (not included)
  6. Working Electrode: Can you Electrode Holders to place bespoke electrodes in the cell
  7. Coated on transparent conductive substrates (ex. ITO/ FTO)
  8. Electrodes are not included in the package are using for demonstration purpose only and alternative electrodes can also be used
  9. Reference Electrode with Lugging Capillary (provided) Fixing
  10. Note: Fill the salt bridge and allow equilibrium to establish before assembling the Reference Electrode
  11. The Luggin capillary allows placement of the reference electrode closer to the working electrode
  12. When you fix your bespoke electrodes, make sure to place the photo active material coated side towards the capillary
  13. Fix the gas bubbler if needed (provided)
  14. Align the Working Electrode to the Optical Window
  15. Light will transport through Quartz, Electrolyte, and then trough the transparent glass to the photoactive material
  16. PEC with PTFE body also available
  17. A range of spare parts is included to support your research. Please refer to the manual for included accessories
  18. For further assistance, contact us via the product page or at support@ossila.com

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Contributing Authors


Written by

Dr. Shadeepa Karunarathne

Product Development Electrochemist

Videography by

Sam Force

Graphic Designer