In-situ Raman cell for metal air battery
In situ Raman spectroscopy test chamber for gas flow
1. Product use
1) Widely used in all kinds of lithium air battery cathode; In-situ Raman spectroscopy study on electrochemistry of anode materials for sodium air batteries and zinc-air cathode materials
2) The mold is not only suitable for in-situ Raman characterization in charge and discharge process, but also can test phase transition studies in cyclic voltammetry and linear sweep voltammetry
3) The mold can carry out continuous spectrum dynamic monitoring in electrochemical reaction, which is suitable for the study of chemical reaction system under atmosphere environment, and is also suitable for continuous in-situ monitoring of gas-solid multiphase reaction samples
4) The mold can be expanded to perform Raman imaging studies on the electrode surface
5) With standard gas interface and good air tightness, Raman spectrum can be extended for multilevel combined use with mass spectrometry, gas chromatography and other equipment
2. Product features
1 Cavity diameter 50 mm, thickness 18 mm, window thickness 0,5mm window 8 mm, window surface to the upper surface of the sample distance 2.5mm, sample diameter can be installed 18 mm (sample area can be adjusted);
2) The cavity is sealed with O ring, which has good sealing performance and can realize the time cycle test of the glove box;
3) The cavity adopts PEEK as the main body, resistant to acid and alkali and high temperature;
4) The device can be reused, easy to operate, small size, easy to disassemble and assemble;
5) The device window can be replaced: sapphire, quartz glass;
6) Optical window high light transmission, small signal loss;
7) The ventilation reaction is carried out by the upper ventilation method, and the gas is a standard size pipeline to facilitate docking with the chromatographic and mass spectrometry infrared devices;
8) Full transmission Raman can be equipped for high-resolution optical transmission imaging;
9) Easy to use and easier to focus
10) Laser spot focusing can make the Raman signal the strongest, widely used in major Raman brands, no need to modify the instrument, widely used in a variety of wavelengths of laser.