ThinGap RRDEs for fuel cell and kinetic studies

Edited by the Laboratorytalk editorial team Aug 3, 2006

Pine Instruments has recently introduced the new ThinGap electrodes for its AFMSRXE range of rotators, featuring a submillimeter gap between the disk and the ring

Trogone Instruments announce the introduction of the E7 series of ThinGap RRDEs.

Pine Instruments has recently introduced the new ThinGap electrodes for its AFMSRXE range of rotators.

They feature a submillimeter gap between the disk and the ring.

There is a choice of two ring sizes which are suitable for a number of applications.

E7R9 series for fuel cell electrocatalyst studies.

These electrodes have a 318 micrometer gap between the disk and ring and a 37% collection efficiency.

This series is well-suited for fuel cell studies where the high collection efficiency helps with detection of peroxide from ORR catalysts.

E7R8 series for rapid electrode kinetics.

These electrodes have a 118 micrometer gap between the disk and ring and a 22% collection efficiency.

This series is well-suited for kinetic studies involving short-lived intermediates which must transit the ring-disk gap as rapidly as possible.

Trogone Instruments offer Rotated Disk (RDE), Rotated Ring-Disk (RRDE), Rotated Cylinder (RCE) electrodes in standard and custom configurations.

These products are used world-wide by industrial, commercial, and academic researchers who appreciate high quality, low cost instrumentation.

Trogone Instruments can provide a complete pre-sales and after sales service and offer maintenance, service and calibration of all Radiometer, Uniscan Instruments, Pine Instruments and EChemLab equipment.