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Easily Constructed Microscale Spectroelectrochemical Cell.

Paul A Flowers1, Jordan C Strickland.   

Abstract

The design and performance of an easily constructed cell for microscale spectroelectrochemical analysis is described. A cation exchange polymer film, Nafion, was used as a salt bridge to provide ionic contact between a small sample well containing a coiled wire working electrode and separate, larger wells housing reference and auxiliary electrodes. The cell was evaluated using aqueous ferri/ferrocyanide as a test system and shown to be capable of relatively sensitive visible absorption measurements (path lengths on the order of millimeters) and reasonably rapid bulk electrolysis (~ 5 min) of samples in the 1 to 5 μL volume range. Minor alterations to the cell design are cited that could allow for analysis of sub-microliter volumes, rapid multi-sample analysis, and measurements in the ultraviolet spectral region.

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Keywords:  electrochemical cell; microscale analysis; spectroelectrochemistry

Year:  2010        PMID: 24058214      PMCID: PMC3778673          DOI: 10.1080/00387010.2010.510710

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Spectrosc Lett        ISSN: 0038-7010            Impact factor:   1.179


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