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Brunei Membrane Conductivity Test Fixture (Four-Electrode) E502
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Product Description
| Membrane Conductivity Test Fixture (Four-Electrode) — E502 | |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Membrane Conductivity Testing Device |
| Material | Polyether ether ketone (PEEK), platinum (the four screws are stainless steel) |
| Uses and Features | Thin-film electrical conductivity measurements are widely used in both research and industrial production. By characterizing thin-film conductivity, researchers can gain deep insights into a material’s physical properties and fabrication processes, thereby providing crucial support for advances in materials science and engineering technology. This apparatus employs the four-electrode (or two-electrode) method to measure the surface conductivity of thin films. The method offers advantages such as simple operation and high accuracy, making it suitable for a wide range of thin-film materials. Four-electrode configuration: In the setup, the four electrodes are connected to the counter electrode, reference electrode, sensing electrode, and working electrode of the electrochemical workstation, respectively, ensuring good contact between the thin film and all four electrodes. Two-electrode connection method: In the setup, the two middle electrodes are connected to the counter electrode and the reference electrode of the electrochemical workstation, while the sensing electrode and the working electrode are also connected. The thin film is in good contact with the two middle electrodes. The membrane dimensions are 32 × (40–50) mm. Selected articles published using this device: 1. Ning, Tianshu, et al. "Self-crosslinked alkaline polyelectrolyte membranes with exceptional stability under dry-wet alternating conditions." Journal of Membrane Science 685 (2023): 121900. 2. Wang, Wenjie, et al. "Highly Elastic, Healable, and Durable Anhydrous High" - Temperature Proton Exchange Membranes Cross - Linked with Highly Dense Hydrogen Bonds." Macromolecular Rapid Communications 44.8 (2023): 2300007. 3. Liu, Binghui, et al. "Metal-organic framework-decorated PTFE reinforced membranes with immobilized caffeic acid radical scavenger towards improved performance and durability of PEMFC." Chemical Engineering Journal 477 (2023): 146955. 4. Ju, Mengchi, et al. "Construction of effective transmission channels by anchoring metal" - organic framework on side - chain sulfonated poly (arylene ether ketone sulfone) for fuel cells." International Journal of Energy Research 46.8 (2022): 11123-11138. |


