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Copper Oxide (CuO) GDE Cathode - CO₂RR (10 × 10 cm²)

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The Copper oxide (CuO) gas diffusion electrode (GDE) is a 10 × 10 cm electrode used on the cathode side of a CO₂ electrolyzer. A GDE is a porous electrode that lets gaseous CO₂ reach the catalyst directly, avoiding the current limit caused by its low solubility in water (hundreds of mA cm⁻² are possible). Copper oxide is a precursor largely reduced to metallic copper in operation (oxide-derived copper); its morphology changes and yields a surface active toward C₂₊ products such as ethylene and ethanol. Manufacturer reference selectivity is ≥65%.

The model code selects the option: CB standard, CT better stability, U enhanced gas transport, H enhanced flooding resistance; X marks versions suitable for solid-electrolyte cells (CBX, CTX, CBUX, CTUX). Flooding means electrolyte fills the pores and blocks CO₂, raising hydrogen formation. Catalyst loading is about 1 mg cm⁻² (manufacturer data); reference performance was measured in an MEA electrolyzer.

Key Features

  • Target product: C₂₊ products (ethylene, ethanol, etc.); reference selectivity ≥65% (manufacturer data)
  • Gas-diffusion structure: CO₂ reaches the catalyst from the gas phase, suited to high-current-density operation
  • 10 × 10 cm size; catalyst loading ~1 mg cm⁻² (manufacturer data)
  • Standard (CB) and better-stability (CT) options
  • Enhanced gas transport (U) and enhanced flooding resistance (H) options; combined versions (CBUH, CTUH)
  • X versions are suitable for solid-electrolyte cells
  • Oxide-derived copper is a widely studied catalyst class for C₂₊ products such as ethylene and ethanol; the product distribution depends on conditions
  • Reference performance measured in an MEA electrolyzer; may vary with conditions

Technical Specifications

Product type CO₂RR cathode gas diffusion electrode (GDE)
Catalyst Copper oxide (CuO)
Size 10 × 10 cm (100 cm²)
Target product C₂₊ products (ethylene, ethanol, etc.)
Reference selectivity (manufacturer data) ≥65%
Catalyst loading ~1 mg cm⁻² (manufacturer data)
Options (model code) CB standard; CT better stability; U enhanced gas transport; H enhanced flooding resistance (CBU, CTU, CBH, CTH, CBUH, CTUH); X solid-electrolyte compatible (CBX, CTX, CBUX, CTUX)
Reference test cell Membrane electrode assembly (MEA) electrolyzer
Notes Selectivity varies with test conditions (electrolyte, temperature, pressure, current density); catalyst/electrode preparation and testing services are not included

Available Options

Model Description
CuO-CB (Standard) Standard
CuO-CT (Better stability) Better stability
CuO-CBU (Enhanced gas transport) Enhanced gas transport
CuO-CTU (Better stability, enhanced gas transport) Better stability, enhanced gas transport
CuO-CBH (Enhanced flooding resistance) Enhanced flooding resistance
CuO-CTH (Better stability, enhanced flooding resistance) Better stability, enhanced flooding resistance
CuO-CBUH (Enhanced gas transport, enhanced flooding resistance) Enhanced gas transport, enhanced flooding resistance
CuO-CTUH (Better stability, enhanced gas transport, enhanced flooding resistance) Better stability, enhanced gas transport, enhanced flooding resistance
CuO-CBX (Suitable for solid-electrolyte cells) Suitable for solid-electrolyte cells
CuO-CTX (Suitable for solid-electrolyte cells, better stability) Suitable for solid-electrolyte cells, better stability
CuO-CBUX (Suitable for solid-electrolyte cells, enhanced gas transport) Suitable for solid-electrolyte cells, enhanced gas transport
CuO-CTUX (Suitable for solid-electrolyte cells, better stability, enhanced gas transport) Suitable for solid-electrolyte cells, better stability, enhanced gas transport

For sizes and specifications not listed above, you can request a custom quotation through the Quote Form.

Applications

  • CO₂RR MEA (zero-gap) electrolyzer testing
  • GDE flow-cell studies
  • Comparing stability and flooding behavior across CB / CT / U / H options
  • Screening operating parameters such as anolyte/cation type, temperature, pressure and CO₂ flow
  • Liquid-product studies in solid-electrolyte cells (X versions)
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