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Electrodes

If the sample is conductive, the base of the Electrochemistry Cell can be used as the working electrode. In this case the EC cell can be assembled as shown in Figure 1.

Figure 1: Electrochemistry Cell, assembled

NOTE: Thicker samples require longer 2-56 screws (included). Do not use screws that protrude out the far side of the sample base however. Do not over-tighten the screws or the Teflon sample clamp could distort and not seal properly.

If the sample is not conductive all the way through, add a brass, Copper or Beryllium-Copper (included) spring to make contact to the top of the sample as shown in Figure 2 . A wire can be soldered to this spring contact to connect it to the working electrode terminal.

Figure 2: EC cell assembly for insulating substrates. Dimension Electrochemistry Cell shown.

Fully assembled Dimension Electrochemistry Cells are shown in Figure 3 .

Figure 3: Fully assembled Dimension Electrochemistry Cell for thin (left) and thick (right) samples

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