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Working Electrodes

Working electrodes
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Macroelectrodes and microelectrodes for physical electrochemical and electroanalytical experiments.

What it does
  • Macroelectrodes and microelectrodes for physical and electroanalytical work
  • Suits cyclic voltammetry, chronoamperometry, chronopotentiometry, square wave and pulse voltammetry
  • Screen-printed electrodes on a corundum ceramic base, 25.4 x 7.26 x 0.63 mm, sold in packs of 20
  • 2 mm Au working electrode with Au counter and printed Ag/AgCl reference; auxiliary area 4.00 +/- 0.05 mm2
  • Carbon fibre microelectrodes also available
For applications including
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// Overview

Gamy carries several working electrodes for traditional physical electrochemical and electroanalytical experiments such as

  • cyclic voltammetry
  • chronoamperometry
  • chronopotentiometry
  • square wave voltammetry
  • pulse voltammetry, etc.

We have both macroelectrodes and microelectrodes. 

 

Product Details

Dimensions:

Length: 25.40 mm
Width: 7.26 mm
Thickness: 0.63 mm

 

    • 2mm Au WE, Au CE, Ag/AgCl RE (printed) 
    • Working electrode diameter is 2 mm,
    • Auxiliary electrode area is 4.00 +/- 0.05mm^2
  • Carbon Fiber Microelectrode Part No. 932-00011
    • 11 um disc
    • Glass/CTFE body
    • 4 mm OD
  • Gold Microelectrode Part No. 932-00010
    • 10 um disc
    • Glass/CTFE body
    • 4 mm OD
  • Platinum Microelectrode Part No. 932-00009
    • 10 um disc
    • Glass/CTFE body
    • 4 mm OD
  • Platinum Working Electrode Part No. 932-00024 *
    • 3 mm disc
    • PEEK body
    • 7 mm OD
  • Gold Working Electrode Part No. 932-00023 *
    • 3 mm disc
    • PEEK body
    • 7 mm OD
  • Glassy Carbon Working Electrode Part No. 932-00022 *
    • 3 mm disc
    • PEEK body
    • 7 mm OD

* These electrodes are tested in 0.5 M H2SO4 up to 80 °C.