Would you be more specific about what metal oxide you plan to use? The correct setup will depend on your materials.

Hello,

As said by Elizabeth Terlinden , it depends on what you plan to do. In an electrochemical cell, oxidation at the anode and reduction at the cathode . Let us know what you want to do...

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Thomas

Dear Dr. Yeonghun Yun ,

for a 2-electrode electrochemical system, I would suggest connecting one electrode to the Reference and the Counter Electrode connections, and the second electrode to the Working Electrode connection.

This system is not applicable to a "traditional" three-electrode potentiostat (with Reference Electrode, Counter Electrode and Working Electrode). The connection of the Reference Electrode to a potentiostat has a high input impedance and it does not allow more than a very few current and the connection of the Reference Electrode only serves to detect the potential. The system requires the presence of the Counter Electrode to provide the current measurement.

Best regards, Pierluigi Traverso