Flow Cell

Working Electrodes for Flow Cell

Our Working electrodes for flow cell are mounted on blocks of PEEK. This resin protects the electrodes from external noise and allows researchers to utilize them regardless the content of mobile phase of HPLC because of their hard, organic solvent-resistance. Glassy carbon is usually chosen for the redox reaction study on liquid chromatography. Platinum, Gold, Carbon paste and Nickel electrodes are utilized for special purposes.

Features
• Become stable immediately
• Usable with acid, alkaline, and organic solvents
• Easy maintenance of Working electrodes by wipe with acetone
• Working electrodes can be refreshed using PK-3 cell Polishing Kit
• Can be used as chemically modified electrodes or bio-sensors



Cross Flow Cell

Cross Flow Cell is capable of quantitation at the level of 10-15 mol by the flow rate: 1 mL/min - 100 µL/min.

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Note: Working electrode, reference electrode and gasket are sold separately.


Flow schematic digram for Cross flow cell



Features
– Detection electrode for HPLC
– Electrode for flow injection
– Electrode for bio-sensor development









Catalog No. Description
012798 Cross flow cell
Catalog No. Description Size
Working electrode
001000 Glassy Carbon Electrode dia. 3 mm x 2 (dual type),
Size: 25 x 25 mm
001002 Gold Electrode
001012 Platinum Electrode
001008 Silver Electrode
001004 Carbon Paste Electrode
001009 Nickel Electrode
001006 Glassy Carbon/Gold Electrode
012583 Glassy Carbon/Platinum Electrode
Reference electrode
012169 RE-3V Reference electrode screw type (Ag/AgCl)
012170 RE-3VP Reference electrode screw type (Ag/AgCl)
012173 RE-7V Non Aqueous reference electrode screw type (Ag/Ag+)
012174 RE-7VP Non Aqueous reference electrode screw type (Ag/Ag+)
Gasket
001046 TG-2M Teflon Gasket 12 µm; 4 pcs
001047 TG-5M Teflon Gasket 25 µm; 4 pcs
001048 TG-6M Teflon Gasket 50 µm; 4 pcs
012801 TG-8M Teflon Gasket 100 µm; 4 pcs
001092 TG-11M Silicon Gasket 500 µm; 4 pcs
001093 TG-12M Silicon Gasket 1000 µm; 4 pcs


Cross flow cell contents
Item Material Quantity
Cross Flow cell block PEEK *2 1
Flow cell base block POM 1
Screw for base block SUS *3 2
Flow cell arm SUS 2
Screw for arm SUS 2
Working Electrode connector brass 1
Hand screw for clamp SUS 1
Stainless plate for clamp SUS 1
Clamped plate SUS 1
Teflon tube ETFE 30 cm
80 cm
Silicon tube Si 2 cm
28 cm
Stainless pipe 5 cm SUS 1
Dynaseal PEEK fingertight PEEK 3
*1 Polyacetal resin *2 Polyether-ether-ketone *3 Stainless Used Steel


Cross Flow Cell Structure

Cross Flow Cell +
Working electrode
+
Gasket for cross flow cell
+
Reference electrode
Cross Flow Cell Working electrode Gasket Reference electrode



Radial Flow Cell

Radial Flow Cell is developed for microbore chromatography. Its detecting efficiency will improve when flow rate is 10 µL/min or lower. This flow cell consists of thin layer electrode and symmetric design.


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Note: Working electrode, reference electrode and gasket are sold separately.

Flow schematic diagram for Radial flow cell





The wall jet of the sample, after hit in to the electrode's surface, spreads in three dimensions. After hitting the sample on a thin layer electrode directly, it flows to the perimeter from the center of the radiated electrode, improving the sensitivity.






Catalog No. Description
012799 Radial flow cell
Catalog No. Description Size
Working electrode
001016 Glassy Carbon electrode dia. 6 mm (single type),
Size: 25 x 25 mm
010941 Copper electrode
012124 Glassy Carbon electrode dia. 3 mm (single type),
Size: 25 x 25 mm
009908 Platinum electrode
011155 Gold Electrode
000999 PFCE Carbon electrode
010251 Carbon Paste electrode
Reference electrode
012169 RE-3V Reference electrode screw type (Ag/AgCl)
012170 RE-3VP Reference electrode screw type (Ag/AgCl)
012173 RE-7V Non Aqueous reference electrode screw type (Ag/Ag+)
012174 RE-7VP Non Aqueous reference electrode screw type (Ag/Ag+)
Gasket
001146 TG-2MR Teflon Gasket 12 µm; 4 pcs
001147 TG-5MR Teflon Gasket 25 µm; 4 pcs
001148 TG-6MR Teflon Gasket 50 µm; 4 pcs
012802 TG-8MR Teflon Gasket 100 µm; 4 pcs
001192 TG-11MR Silicon Gasket 500 µm; 4 pcs
001193 TG-12MR Silicon Gasket 1000 µm; 4 pcs


Radial Flow Cell Contents
Item Material Quantity
Radial Flow cell block PEEK 1
Flow cell base block POM 1
Screw for base block SUS 2
Flow cell arm SUS 2
Screw for arm SUS 2
Hand screw for clamp SUS 1
Stainless plate for clamp SUS 1
Clamped plate SUS 1
Teflon tube ETFE 30 cm
80 cm
Silicon tube Si 2 cm
28 cm
Stainless pipe 5 cm SUS 1
Dynaseal PEEK fingertight PEEK 3


Radial Flow Cell Structure

Radial Flow Cell +
Working electrode
+
Gasket for radial flow cell
+
Reference electrode
Radial Flow Cell Working electrode Gasket Reference electrode



Flow Cell - Working Electrode

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The dual glassy carbon electrode is considered to be a standard working electrode for cross flow cell. It is composed for two glassy carbon electrodes, of the 3 mm placed in series. Also it coul be rotated 90 degrees and applied as a parallel mode. The selectivity improves with the application of dual series electrode. In the parallel mode, identification of the substance, from the different applied voltage response ratio, is possible.

Jumper connector for dual electrodes

For the dual electrode, the electrode surface area doubles by using the jumper connector, and high sensitivity analysis becomes possible. For the working electrode, the platinum/golg electrode and others are also available.






Application of Electrodes

• GC: commonly used for measurement of Redox behavior
• PFC: commonly used for measurement of Redox behavior
• Au: measurement of thiol-related compounds with amalgamate electrode
• Pt: measurement of hydrogen peroxide and oxidized substance
• Ag: measurement of cyano-sulfide
• CP: derivatizationed electrode by filling compound of carbon paste, enzyme and chemical
   substances into it
• Ni: amino acids measurement by chemical derivatization

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