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Photoelectrochemical H-Cell Setup

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  • H-type Photoelectrochemical Cells: A few variants available including water jackets and dual optical windows
  • All cells included with Quartz Optical window, sampling window, lugging capillary, and a gas bubbler attached to Working Electrode compartment, addition to standard parts
  • Use membrane sealer to fix your membrane in between the compartments
  • Use a membrane separator suitable for the electrolyte
  • Tighten the junction against leak using the provided clamp
  • JS2 Quartz optical windows included in the package
  • Place it inside the Lid with the O-ring, and then attach to cell body
  • Once membrane junction and Window is assembled, you can fill up the cell with electrolyte
  • Working Electrode: L-shaped ones can direct towards the illumination (not included)
  • Working Electrode: You can use Electrode Holders to place bespoke electrodes in the cell (Electrodes are not included in the package)
  • When you fix your bespoke electrodes, make sure to place the photo active material coated side towards the capillary
  • Tighten till the Working Electrode aligns with the Optical Window
  • Light will transport through Quartz, Electrolyte, and then trough the transparent glass to the photoactive material
  • Assemble the counter compartment with a selected Counter/ Auxiliary Electrode
  • As in standard H-cells, try to keep counter electrode closer to the junction
  • Your cell is now ready for use, a range of spare parts is also included to support your research

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Contributing Authors


Written by

Dr. Shadeepa Karunarathne

Product Development Electrochemist

Videography by

Sam Force

Graphic Designer