A classic three-chamber gas diffusion electrolyser cell.
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.
In a gas diffusion electrode (GDE) the gaseous reactant (e.g. CO₂) reaches the catalyst layer directly; because the low solubility of the gas in water is bypassed, much higher current densities can be reached than in conventional cells.
The body is chemically resistant PEEK; reaction area is 1 cm² and the cathode–anode gap 7 mm. This model has no observation window.
| Body | PEEK |
| Chamber size | 5 × 20 mm |
| Reaction area | 1 cm² |
| Cathode–anode gap | 7 mm |
| Observation window | None |
Dimensions, channel sizes and volume can be customised on request; please state special requirements in your quotation request.
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