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Brand: Reliant Lab
Reliant Lab Water Voltameter Cup Shape with Tubes & Platinum Electrode
SKU: TB-RE-68153
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Reliant Lab Water Voltameter Cup Shape
with Tubes & Platinum Electrode
with Tubes & Platinum Electrode
Country of origin: India
Specifications
- Brand: Reliant Lab
- Shape Type : Cup
- Comes with : with Tubes & Platinum Electrode
Description
The Reliant Lab Water Voltameter (Cup Shape) is a specialized electrochemical tool designed for the precise electrolysis of water. Unlike the vertical Hofmann Voltameter, this "Cup Shape" design is optimized for stability and ease of cleaning, making it a favorite for measuring the Electrochemical Equivalent (ECE) of hydrogen.
Features
:- High-Purity Platinum: Features two premium platinum foil electrodes that are chemically inert and prevent side reactions during electrolysis.
- Compact Design: The cup-style reservoir reduces the footprint on the lab bench and allows for easier filling and disposal of the electrolyte.
- Durable Base: Mounted on a non-corrosive, heavy-duty base with 4mm banana sockets for secure electrical connections.
Applications
:- Determination of ECE: Calculating the Electrochemical Equivalent of Hydrogen by measuring the mass of gas produced per unit of charge.
- Stoichiometry Demonstration: Visually proving that the volume of Hydrogen produced is exactly twice the volume of Oxygen, confirming the chemical formula H2O
- Verification of Faraday’s Laws: Used to demonstrate Faraday’s first and second laws of electrolysis in physics and chemistry curricula.
- Gas Collection & Testing: Studying the properties of pure Hydrogen (anode) and Oxygen (cathode) through "pop" and "glowing splint" tests.
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