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In situ Raman spectroscopy electrochemical cell (disc-shaped electrode type)

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The in-situ electrochemical cell is designed to study the in-situ spectra and morphological changes of electrode materials in electrochemical experiments. Therefore, the working electrode (WE) is placed directly below the perspective window. So that the optical instrument can "see" the working electrode from the quartz window above. The maximum diameter of the working electrode is 8mm. The test cell is equipped with a reference electrode and a comparison electrode, which can be used for 3-electrode experiments.

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原位拉曼光谱电化学池(盘状电极型)

The in-situ electrochemical cell is designed to study the in-situ spectra and morphological changes of electrode materials in electrochemical experiments. Therefore, the working electrode (WE) is placed directly below the perspective window. So that the optical instrument can "see" the working electrode from the quartz window above. The maximum diameter of the working electrode is 8mm. The test cell is equipped with a reference electrode and a comparison electrode, which can be used for 3-electrode experiments.

The in-situ electrochemical cell is designed to study the in-situ spectra and morphological changes of electrode materials in electrochemical experiments. Therefore, the working electrode (WE) is placed directly below the perspective window. So that the optical instrument can "see" the working electrode from the quartz window above. The maximum diameter of the working electrode is 8mm. The test cell is equipped with a reference electrode and a comparison electrode, which can be used for 3-electrode experiments.