There is no documentation on the elemental and/or structural analysis of the electrode, including the percentages of amorphous carbon versus graphite. This product is made from glassy carbon, which is a non-graphitizing carbon material.
ESYNTH019
SynLectro™ Glassy Carbon Electrode
size 3 mm × 20 mm × 60 mm
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Glassy Carbon SynLectro™ Electrode
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Is there any kind of documentation on the elemental and/or structural analysis of the electrode? I.e. what percentage is amorphous carbon vs graphite?
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Is it possible to cut the electrode ESYNTH019-1EA into smaller pieces, for example, cutting it in half to make 3mm x 10mm x 30mm from the original 3 mm × 20 mm × 60 mm? If so, what is the best method for doing so - diamond scribe or some other method?
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In the past, diamond scribers have been used for this purpose. However, this method requires quickly pressing an edge against it on the reverse side. If the customer has access to a mechanical workshop, a diamond saw is recommended. It should be noted that glassy carbon becomes harder with higher pressure. Therefore, when using a diamond saw, it is advisable to saw slowly and not apply excessive pressure.
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