Electrochemical Thin Layer Cells

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Thin layer cells are widely used in electrochemistry. The two flat working electrodes (red plates in the left figure) are separated by a thin space of width . This Demonstration shows the configuration (on the left) and chronoamperometric measurement (on the right) for such a thin layer cell.

Contributed by: Quang-Dao Trinh (May 2011)
Open content licensed under CC BY-NC-SA


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Snapshots 1 and 2: for a given distance , the reactant in solution is consumed with time; its color is lighter

Snapshots 3 and 4: when the distance is small, the reactant in solution is consumed more rapidly and the current reaches a steady-state value earlier



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