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H003 Gas (CO2) Reduction Device

This is an electrolytic cell designed for electrocatalytic reduction experiments involving carbon dioxide, nitrogen, and oxygen in the laboratory. The cell features two key technical advantages: 1. A short inter‑electrode distance—minimum 2 mm (with options of 2–5 mm; default shipment configuration is 4 mm). Reducing the electrode gap effectively lowers the cell’s internal resistance, energy consumption, and cell voltage, eliminating the need to use a high‑voltage electrochemical workstation. High cell voltages can lead to oxidative or reductive degradation of the electrodes and compromise their stability. 2. Simple and convenient disassembly and assembly: This cell employs a male‑female interlocking design that addresses structural weaknesses, eliminating the need for multiple layers of gaskets and copper tape during assembly. Sealing is achieved with just three O‑rings, making operation straightforward. Our company holds the intellectual property rights to this product; counterfeiting will be prosecuted!

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Electrochemical reduction of carbon dioxide

Key words:

electrode

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H003 Gas (CO2) Reduction Device
Uses and Features	1. The minimum electrode spacing of this device can be as small as 2 mm (with a separator in between). 2–5 mm available; by default, items are shipped at 4 mm intervals. It significantly reduces the resistance, eliminating the need for an electrochemical workstation with a high cell voltage; standard workstations can readily perform measurements at higher current levels. 2. The flow channel end is equipped with stainless steel contact electrodes, while the counter electrode employs graphite‑based components with gold plating. Compared to conventional copper tape–based conductivity, this design significantly enhances electrical stability. The reference electrode is directly inserted into the liquid flow channel, effectively eliminating bubble‑induced interference. The counter electrode may be a metal sheet, a mesh, or a foam structure—none of these configurations compromise the device’s sealing performance. 3. The electrode and separator mounting areas of the device both feature recessed grooves; pre-cut electrodes and separators are individually placed into these grooves, and tightening them ensures both a secure seal and electrical conductivity, thereby enhancing the overall assembly integrity. 4. The device features a simple, user-friendly overall structure that reduces operational uncertainty; this design effectively prevents leakage, poor insulation, and inadequate conductivity.

H003 Gas (CO2) Reduction Device

Uses and Features

1. The minimum electrode spacing of this device can be as small as 2 mm (with a separator in between). 2–5 mm available; by default, items are shipped at 4 mm intervals. It significantly reduces the resistance, eliminating the need for an electrochemical workstation with a high cell voltage; standard workstations can readily perform measurements at higher current levels.

2. The flow channel end is equipped with stainless steel contact electrodes, while the counter electrode employs graphite‑based components with gold plating. Compared to conventional copper tape–based conductivity, this design significantly enhances electrical stability. The reference electrode is directly inserted into the liquid flow channel, effectively eliminating bubble‑induced interference. The counter electrode may be a metal sheet, a mesh, or a foam structure—none of these configurations compromise the device’s sealing performance.

3. The electrode and separator mounting areas of the device both feature recessed grooves; pre-cut electrodes and separators are individually placed into these grooves, and tightening them ensures both a secure seal and electrical conductivity, thereby enhancing the overall assembly integrity.

4. The device features a simple, user-friendly overall structure that reduces operational uncertainty; this design effectively prevents leakage, poor insulation, and inadequate conductivity.