Concentric capillary gap cell

A concentric capillary gap cell (up to 800 cm active area) is described in [87]. 

Undivided Flow Cells. A simple cell for large-scale laboratory electrolysis of organic compounds is shown in Fig. 5, and this concentric capillary gap cell has been used for many anodic reactions [53]. 

Figure 5. Cross section of concentric capillary gap cell. A, cathode and B2, anode support Cj, outlet C2, inlet D, anode E, silicon rubber seal. (From Ref. 53.)...

Especially in the field of anodic oxidations (conveniently adapted to platinum or glassy carbon electrodes), concentric capillary-gap cells are useful with solvents of low dielectric constant such as methylene chloride. Such cells do not have separators, and the reaction at the counter electrode (and products) should not interfere... 

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