Hello everyone, I am very new to electrochemistry, I am trying to run EIS on an 3 electrode cell, where does each electrode go in the EIS terminals? EIS has 4 wires coming out HI and LO potentian, HI and LO current. which of these should be attached to WE, CE and RE?
Thank you in advance
Dear Ray Baba,
Generally following wires are available
Red wire-Current collector (Pt or graphite)
Green wire-Working Electrode (i. e your material)
White wire-Reference electrode (SCE or Ag/AgCl)
Initially you have to run open circuit potential (OCP) then AC impedance by putting the potential
Good luck
A very strange question. I always thought that before using an instrument I have to read the manual. You need a driver licence to drive the car but you want to drive a complicated scientific instrument without any training.Fortunately, almost all scientific instrument are a "fool proof." DRIVE SAFELY.
Looks like 4 wires of some "Solartron" FRA.
Don't connect your cell to FRA directly!!!!
First You should connect your cell to potentiostat (or electrochemical interface), which is already connected to FRA.
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