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Rotating Rod DCDSRHart

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15mm Rotating Rod - Rotating Disc Electrode Consumables Accessories $r $n Rotating Rod DCDSRHart Purpose: To connect the working electrode to the host and transmit rotational power $r $n Parameters: Stainless steel material $r $n Outer diameter: 15mm $r $n Connection: Internal thread design, can connect disc and ring disc electrodes

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Rotating Rod DCDSRHartFeatures:

Product Name: Rotating Rod

Brand: Electric Relaxation New Energy

Model: DCDSRHart

Place of Origin: China

15mm Rotating Rod - Rotating Disc Electrode Consumables Accessories

Brand: Electric Relaxation New Energy

Model: 15mm Rotating Rod

Purpose: Rotating disk circular ring electrode experiment


Rotating Rod DCDSRHartPurpose: Connect the working electrode to the host and transmit rotational power

Parameter: Stainless steel material

Outer diameter: 15mm

Connection: Internal thread design, capable of connecting disc and ring disc electrodes

15mm Rotating Rod - Rotating Disc Electrode Consumables Accessories

The rotating disk electrode is a product of the combination of electrode theory and fluid dynamics, hence it is also known as a fluid dynamics electrode. The basic principle of its working principle is that material transfer and current density are controlled by electrochemically active substances, and the movement of electrochemically active substances follows the laws of fluid dynamics.

The use of a rotating circular disk electrode can detect the form and amount of electrode reaction products, especially intermediate products, or the stability of reaction products captured on the circular disk electrode. These measurements can be used to explore the mechanisms of complex electrode reactions and obtain more information about electrode processes.