This three-compartment cell (gas, cathode, anode) moves from the entry-level design to a true flow-cell layout: gas enters at the top and leaves at the bottom, liquid enters at the bottom and leaves at the top.

In a flow cell the gas is fed from the gas chamber to the back of the gas diffusion electrode; catholyte and anolyte are pumped through separate compartments and the cathode and anode compartments are separated by an ion-exchange membrane.

Its low cost suits catalyst screening and quick feasibility tests. The body can be PMMA (acrylic), PTFE or PEEK.

Key Features

Channel 10 × 10 mm (CP10) or 20 × 20 mm (CP20)
Cathode–anode gap 20 mm (manufacturer data)
PMMA, PTFE or PEEK body
Gas diffusion electrode and membrane supplied by user

Technical Specifications

Body	PMMA / PTFE / PEEK
Channel	10 × 10 mm or 20 × 20 mm (custom possible)
Cathode–anode gap	20 mm
Compartments	Gas, cathode, anode
Material and Size options	PMMA – 10 × 10 mm, PMMA – 20 × 20 mm, PTFE – 10 × 10 mm, PTFE – 20 × 20 mm, PEEK – 10 × 10 mm, PEEK – 20 × 20 mm