Pt and Au wire 0.6 mm dia., 10 mm length unit Metal::platinum (10 mm unit) The included FFKM O-Ring well

The included FFKM O-Ring well fits organic electrolyte requirements

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4 mm thick) or  2 x 20 mm

nanocrystalline material or conducting polymer) deposited on a rigid or flexible transparent substrate (typically fused quartz glass)

Metal wire auxiliary electrodes

Pt and Au wire 0.6 mm dia., 10 mm length unit Metal::platinum (10 mm unit) The included FFKM O-Ring wellPlatinum and gold are two the most common materials used as auxiliary (counter) electrode in electrochemistry due to their unique physicochemical and catalytic properties (inertness and the speed with which most electrode reactions occur at its surface). In general, these metals are considered as an ideally inert electrodes, even though it is known that they are susceptible to dissolution in the presence of complexing agents. Platinum and gold wire is