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Honeycomb Spectroelectrochemistry Cell Kit
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AKSTCKIT3
Our unique UV/Vis spectroelectrochemical cell features a patterned “honeycomb” electrode which mounts easily inside a thin-layer quartz cuvette. A special cuvette cap securely holds the honeycomb electrode card and a separate reference electrode in the proper position within the cuvette.
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Our unique UV/Vis spectroelectrochemical cell features a patterned “honeycomb” electrode which mounts easily inside a thin-layer quartz cuvette. A special cuvette cap securely holds the honeycomb electrode card and a separate reference electrode in the proper position within the cuvette.
Complete SpectroelectrochemistryCell Kit: The Honeycomb Spectroelectrochemical Cell Kit (AKSTCKIT3) includes 1 quartz cuvette, 1 cell cap, 1 platinum honeycomb electrode, 2 gold honeycomb electrodes, the Universal Specialty Cell Connection Kit, and a LowProfile Ag/AgCl reference electrode. Our honeycomb electrode chip contains an onboard working, counter and reference electrode. If an alternative reference electrode is needed, we offer a cell cable with a separate reference breakout lead with each Honeycomb cell, for use with any potentiostat.
Honeycomb Spectroelectrochemistry Cell Kit is sold as a product kit. Product kits contain more than one product when purchased. Should you want more details on a specific part in the kit or wish to order an additional or replacement of a component, you can visit the product page for any item in the kit below.
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Honeycomb Spectroelectrochemistry Cell Kit is sold as a product kit. The data below aggregates the specifications for each product contained within the kit.
Honeycomb Spectroelectrochemistry Cell Kit Component: Quartz Cuvette (Cuvette Only)
Electrochemical Cell
Cell material
Cell volume (overall, max)
2.8 mL
Cell water jacket
Cell length
12.5 mm
Cell width
12.5 mm
Cell height
45 mm
Cell application
Spectroelectrochemistry
Cell series
Cell compatibility
Honeycomb spectroelectrochemical cell
Reference Electrode, Silver/Silver Chloride, LowProfile, 60 mm Long
Working Electrodes
Stationary Electrodes
Working electrode connection style
Electrochemical Cell
Frit material
Reference Electrodes
Reference chemistry
Ag/AgCl
Standard potential
+199 mV vs NHE
Reference size type
Reference electrode body diameter
Reference electrode length
60 mm
External fill solution
4 M KCl gel
Refillable
Typical variance
±3 - 5 mV
Typical input impedance
< 10 kΩ
Reference electrode body material
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