This website uses cookies so that we can provide you with the best user experience possible. Cookie information is stored in your browser and performs functions such as recognising you when you return to our website and helping our team to understand which sections of the website you find most interesting and useful.
• 1 on chip electrochemical mass spectrometry instrument - SpectroInlets • 1 battery tester, with 24 channels - Biologic • 3 single channel potentiostats - Biologic • Two MBraun gloveboxes (argon atmosphere)
Electrochemistry suite
Electrochemistry suite for the investigation of mechanistic details in non-aqueous systems
- Partner:Imperial College London
- Facility:Thin Film Technology Laboratory
- Availability:Available
Or call us now on 0161 275 8382
Detailed Description
SpectroInlets On Chip Electrochemical Mass Spectrometry (EC-MS), two gloveboxes to support the investigation of non-aqeuous electrochemical systems with EC-MS, a Biologic battery tester (24 channels) and 3 Biologic potentiostats
Uses/Applications
Non aqueous, air sensitive electrochemical measurements e.g lithium ion batteries, nitrogen reduction
The chip-based electrochemistry mass spectrometry (EC-MS) system from Spectro Inlets enables detection of gaseous products from an electrode surface with extreme sensitivity, down to less than 1 pmol/s, enabling accurate quantification of the activity of e.g. water splitting and CO2 valorization activity at low overpotential. It facilitates a fully controlled electrochemical environment enabling step-function introduction of reactant gases, making it ideal for mechanistic studies in electrocatalysis. It is an illustrative window in to electrocatalysis useful for teaching as well as cutting-edge research. The gloveboxes and battery testers/potentiostats facilitate sample preparation and processing for such measurements