Converting waste CO2 into valuable products.
Creating ammonia fertilizers sustainably. N2RR holds immense potential for global food production.
Production of clean hydrogen energy through water splitting.
It provides an interface between the electrochemical cell where the reaction happens and the mass spectrometer where the reaction products are analyzed.
Fine-tune reaction conditions with precision, granting you control over reactant flow, cell environment, and product analysis.
Explore the intricacies of electrocatalysis in quantifiable detail
Gain instantaneous insights into your reactions, allowing you to witness your reactions unfold as they happen.
Automatic sampling allows DEMS to run in the background whilst you focus on your research.
• CO2RR
• N2RR/NO2-RR/NO3-RR
• CER
• OER
• Organic oxidation/reduction
• Carbon supported metal catalysts
• Unsupported catalysts
• Non-metal catalysts
• Catalysts on cylindrical 5mm or 10 mm electrodes
• Single crystal (metal oxide) catalysts (ie. Perovskite)
• Single atom crystals SACs)
• Bulk metal catalysts
• Glassy/vitreous carbon
• Carbon paper
• Substrate deposited catalysts (thin-film catalyst)
• Postmortem analysis of catalysts, ie. Membrane electrode assembly (MEA)
• Aqueous electrolyte (pH1 to pH3)
• Water soluble organic solvent
• Organic solvent with low volatility
• Ionic liquid with similar viscosity to water at RT (0.001 Pa-s)
• Organic additives in electrolyte
• Salt/ionic activity testing
• Capillary flow cell (bulk electrolyte environment)
• Thin-layer flow cell
• Droplet flow cell (low volumes, min 2mL)
• Stagnant electrolyte layer system
• Stack cell with DEMS analysis
• Dual simultaneous flow with variable insertion frequency (dosing reactant/chemicals)
• D-S Cell DEMS
• Single or double feed gas saturation system
• Dilute gas testing, saturation gradient
• In-situ gas bubbling system
• Onset potential evaluation
• Reaction yield
• Stability measurements, long term cycle testing
• Measuring effect of variables on activity (eg. temp, flow rate, pressure)
• Cyclic voltammogram with mass spec
• Determination of faradaic efficiency
• Signal deconvolution
• Signal intensity over time
• Gaseous isotopic species (ie. 13C or 15N)
• Isotopes of water (18O-H2O, D2O)
• Other solvent isotopes•Isotopic labelling of (organic) additives