Copper/constantan electrode

The conductivity cell is modified from a conventional type. It is made of borosilicate glass, which resists the attack of anhydrous chlorine and bromine trifluorides, and is equipped with two smooth platinum electrodes to minimize electrode corrosive effects. These electrodes are approximately 12x25 mm. in size, held 1.5 mm. apart with borosilicate glass spacers. The arrangement of electrodes and leads is shown in Figure 1. An internal thermocouple well leads from the top of the cell to a point near the electrodes and contains a copper constantan thermocouple. The cell constant is determined by measuring the cell resistance... 

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