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H-Cell

Discover H‑Cell electrochemical cells—dual‑chamber systems available in PTFE, glass, and jacketed variants—designed for separated electrode studies and versatile research applications.

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PTFE H Type Membrane Electrolytic Cell

PTFE H Type Membrane Electrolytic Cell

Chemically Inert Dual-Compartment PTFE Electrochemical Cell
    Jacketed H-type Membrane Cell

    Jacketed H-type Membrane Cell

    Temperature-Controlled Dual-Compartment Glass Membrane Cell
    • Capacity: 20ML, 30ml, 50ml, 100ml, 150ml, 200ml, 250ml
    H-type Membrane Cell, unsealed

    H-type Membrane Cell, unsealed

    Open-Access Dual-Compartment Glass Membrane Cell
      H type Sealed Jacketed Photoelectrochemical cell

      H type Sealed Jacketed Photoelectrochemical cell

      Gas-Tight Jacketed Glass PEC Cell with Quartz Window
        Sealed H-Cell

        Sealed H-Cell

        Gas-Tight Dual-Compartment Glass Membrane Cell
        • Capacity: 20ML, 30ml, 50ml, 100ml, 150ml, 200ml, 250ml
        H Type 3-Port Jacketed Photoelectrochemical Cell

        H Type 3-Port Jacketed Photoelectrochemical Cell

        Multi-Port Jacketed Glass PEC Cell with Quartz Window

          H‑Cell Electrochemical Reactors

          Introduction
          An H‑Cell is a dual‑compartment electrochemical reactor designed to keep anodic and cathodic processes isolated, typically via an ion‑exchange membrane. Its H‑shaped structure enables separate environments while permitting ionic conduction, making it essential for electrochemical characterisation, membrane testing, selective redox reactions, permeability studies, and photoelectrochemical research.

          H-Cell options

          Key Features & Specifications

          • Dual chambers ranging from 20 mL to 1000 mL per compartment; customizable volumes
          • Compatible with standard three‑electrode setups: working, counter, reference electrodes
          • Membrane interface: user‑supplied ion‑exchange membranes, replaceable designs available
          • Optically accessible variants: quartz windows for photoelectrochemical tests
          • Temperature control options: jacketed or water‑bath designs for thermal regulation
          • Sealing: sealed models with O‑ring and screw caps ensure gas‑tight operation

          Applications

          • Membrane testing, ion selectivity, resistance and crossover measurement
          • H₂, CO₂, N₂ reduction studies (CO₂RR, NRR) and HER/OER catalytic research
          • Photoelectrochemical processes: solar water‑splitting, photo‑driven synthesis
          • Fuel cell reactions, general dual‑electrode catalysis, sensor development

          Material Options

          • PTFE (Teflon): offers chemical inertness and replaceable membrane designs
          • Glass, jacketed: borosilicate glass construction with thermal jacket for temperature‑controlled experiments
          • Sealed/unsealed variants: sealed models prevent gas exchange; unsealed models provide open access (e.g., for rapid sampling)

          Advantages of Buying from ScienceGears

          • Wide range of configurable volumes (20–250 mL) across variants
          • Specialised designs: PTFE, jacketed, sealed, three‑port and optically accessible for PEC experiments
          • Custom options on volume, port configuration, window placement, and membrane compatibility
          • Expert support for scientific selection and integration into research workflows

          FAQs

          1. What volumes are available?
            Standard dual‑chamber capacities from 20 mL up to 250 mL per cell; custom sizes available.

          2. Do H‑Cells support optical measurements?
            Yes—photoelectrochemical models include quartz windows for light penetration.

          3. Can I control temperature?
            Jacketed and water‑bath variants allow precise thermal regulation during experiments.

          4. Are membranes included?
            Membranes must be provided by the user; models support easy replacement.

          5. How do sealed vs unsealed designs differ?
            Sealed H‑Cells provide gas‑tight operations; unsealed versions allow open exchange and easier access.

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