The Rotating Disc Electrode is a hydrodynamic working electrode that establishes a uniform, well-defined diffusion layer under rotation, making it a standard tool for quantitative voltammetry with controlled mass transport. It is available with either a male or female threaded mounting to match common rotator shafts.
Key Features
- Defined disc working surface for forced-convection measurements
- Male or female thread mounting options
Specifications
| Configuration | Female Thread |
| Configuration | Male Thread |
Rotating disc electrodes are used to measure kinetic and diffusion parameters, construct Levich and Koutecky-Levich analyses, and characterise electrocatalysts for reactions such as oxygen reduction, where reproducible convection at the electrode surface is essential.
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