The H-type electrolytic cell is a unique electrochemical cell that consists of two connected electrochemical cells. It features a replaceable membrane seal, multiple electrode feedthroughs, and gas inlet/outlet for easy degassing. Electrolysis, a process that uses electrical energy to drive a non-spontaneous redox reaction, is frequently employed to break down chemical substances. An H-type electrolytic cell is used for electroplating and to break down typically stable or inert chemical substances in solution.
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Applications of H Type Electrolytic Cell
- Production of high-purity aluminum
- Electrorefining of non-ferrous metals such as copper and zinc
- Electrowinning of metals
- Electroplating of metals such as copper, nickel, and chromium
- Decomposition of chemical compounds like water into hydrogen and oxygen
- Production of caustic soda
Advantages of H Type Electrolytic Cell
- The H-type replaceable membrane sealed electrolytic cell is featured with replaceable membrane seal, a gas inlet and outlet for easy degassing, and multiple electrode feedthroughs for working electrodes, counter electrodes, and reference electrodes.
- This type of cell provides greater stability and accuracy in electrochemical experiments due to its sealed design.
- The H-type electrolytic cell allows for greater flexibility in electrode placement, which enables more complex experiments to be conducted.
- The replaceable membrane seal feature of this type of cell allows for easier maintenance and repairs, which reduces downtime in the lab.
- H-type electrolytic cells are widely used in research and industrial applications due to their high efficiency in producing high-purity metals and other materials.
Our H Type Electrolytic Cell is a cost-effective and highly customizable solution for your laboratory needs. With our custom design service, we can cater to your specific requirements, ensuring that you get the exact product you need.
FAQ
What is the H type of electrochemical cell?
The H-type electrochemical cell is a replaceable membrane sealed cell that consists of two electrochemical cells coupled together. It features a gas inlet and outlet for easy degassing and multiple electrode feedthroughs for working, counter, and reference electrodes.
What is H-cell used for?
The H-Cell is a two-compartment electrochemical cell used for membrane testing, H2 permeation, or any other experiment where two separate electrode chambers are required. Both compartments can be separated by an ion-exchange membrane.
What is the H type microbial fuel cell?
The Microbial H-Cell is a Microbial Fuel Cell (MFC) reactor chamber. The H-cell is defined according to the shape of the cell. It can be used as reactor and other electrochemical cells. The assembled H-cell has a volume of 100ml on each side of chamber.
How many types of electrolytic cells are there?
There are two main types of electrolysis cells: The first type is called a "membrane cell" or "diaphragm cell". In this type of cell, a porous membrane or diaphragm is placed between the anode and cathode to prevent the reactions at each electrode from mixing.
What is the H Cell for hydrogen permeation experiments?
The Devanathan-Stachurski cell (or «H cell») is successfully used to evaluate the permeation of hydrogen through sheets or membranes. An H cell consists of two electrochemical compartments separated by a sheet which acts as a working electrode (WE) in both cells.
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