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High-purity nickel electrode for experiments in density, magnetism, and heat conductivity.
Aluminum Electrodes
Our high purity aluminum electrodes are designed for scientific experiments, with precise dimensions of 5" x 3/4" x 3/64" (12cm x 2cm x ~1.2mm) and stamped with "AL" for easy identification. Each electrode weighs 6 grams and is individually packaged. They are for use in demonstrations, chemical experiments, and physics experiments related to density and heat conductivity.
Product Specifications
| Material | High purity aluminum |
| Dimensions | 5" x 3/4" x 3/64" (12cm x 2cm x ~1.2mm) |
| Identification Code | Stamped with "AL" |
| Weight | 6 grams |
| Packaging | Individual packaging (empaque individual) |
| Caution | Metal electrodes have sharp edges, handle with care. |
Applications and Benefits:
- for science teachers and students, chemists and researchers, physics enthusiasts, science fair participants, science museums and exhibits, and science hobbyists and DIY enthusiasts.
- for demonstrations, chemical experiments, and physics experiments related to density and heat conductivity.
- Can be used in electrochemistry experiments, galvanic cells, electroplating, and studies related to corrosion and water purification.
Key Features and Benefits
- High purity aluminum material for accurate experiment results.
- Precise dimensions and "AL" identification code for easy recognition.
- Individual packaging for convenience and safety.
Caution:
Metal electrodes have sharp edges, handle with care.
Brass Electrodes
These high‑purity brass electrodes are composed of a 65 % copper and 35 % zinc alloy, each weighing 16 g and measuring 19 mm × 125 mm. Stamped with the identification code “BS” and supplied in individual packaging, they are suited for detailed physical and chemical investigations of brass alloys.
Product Specifications
| Material | High purity brass |
| Dimensions | 19 mm × 125 mm (3/4 × 5 inches) |
| Weight | 16 g |
| Composition | ≈ 65 % copper, 35 % zinc |
| Identification Code | Stamped with “BS” |
| Caution | Metal electrodes have sharp edges. |
Applications and Benefits:
- Investigating the physical and chemical properties of brass alloys in chemistry labs.
- Demonstrating alloy composition and conductivity in educational settings.
- Adding to personal or institutional collections of metal specimens.
Key Features and Benefits
- High‑purity brass ensures consistent experimental results.
- Precise dimensions (19 mm × 125 mm) facilitate standardized testing.
- Clear “BS” identification code simplifies sample tracking.
- Individual packaging protects each electrode from contamination.
- Sharp‑edge caution highlighted for safe handling.
Caution:
Metal electrodes have sharp edges; handle with care to avoid injury.
Bronze Metal Plate
The Bronze Metal Plate is a high-purity alloy sheet measuring 125 × 20 mm and weighing 14 g. It consists of 90% copper and 10% tin and is stamped with the identification code BZ. This plate serves as a reliable metal electrode for a variety of scientific and engineering experiments, including voltaic and electrochemical cells, welding and soldering practice, physical and chemical property investigations of bronze alloys, materials-science and metallurgy experiments, and electrical conductivity and circuit testing.
Product Specifications
| Dimensions | 125 × 20 mm (L × W) |
| Composition | 90% Copper, 10% Tin |
| Material | Bronze alloy (high purity) |
| Identification Code | Stamped "BZ" |
| Weight | 14 g |
| SKU | BZFLAT |
| Caution | Metal edges are sharp; handle with care |
Applications and Benefits:
- Electrode material for voltaic and electrochemical cells
- Welding and soldering practice
- Physical and chemical property investigations of bronze alloys
- Materials-science and metallurgy experiments
- Electrical conductivity and circuit testing
Key Features and Benefits
- High-purity bronze alloy (90% Cu, 10% Sn) ensures consistent material properties
- Stamped identification code "BZFLAT" for easy tracking and inventory
- Precise dimensions (125 × 20 mm) and weight (14 g) for reproducible experimental setups
- Sharp-edge design suitable for electrode insertion and removal
- Versatile use in welding, soldering, electrochemistry, and physics demonstrations
Caution:
Metal edges are sharp; handle with gloves and avoid direct skin contact.
Carbon Electrode, Flat
High-purity carbon electrodes for scientific and electrical experiments, also known as graphite electrodes, with electrical conductivity and thermal stability. Each electrode measures 125 x 25 x 5mm and has a smooth surface, making it safe and easy to handle during experiments. The electrodes are individually packaged and weigh 26g.
Product Specifications
| Material | Carbon (Graphite) |
| Dimensions | 125 x 25 x 5mm |
| Weight | 26g |
| Packaging | Individual packaging |
Applications and Benefits:
- Assembling voltaic cells and electrolysis experiments
- Electrical and electronic experiments
- Scientific experiments requiring high-purity carbon material
Key Features and Benefits
- High-purity carbon material
- electrical conductivity and thermal stability
- Individually packaged for convenience and safety
Caution:
Handle with care during experiments. Keep away from flammable materials.
Iron Electrodes
These low‑carbon iron electrodes are flat sheets measuring 19 mm × 125 mm × 0.5 mm, each weighing 16 g and stamped with “FE”. Sold as a 2‑pack, they are for constructing voltaic cells and conducting electrochemical, chemistry, and physics experiments.
Product Specifications
| Material | Low Carbon Iron Sheets |
| Dimensions (L × W × T) | 125 mm × 19 mm × 0.5 mm |
| Weight per Electrode | 16 g |
| Quantity | 2 Electrodes |
| Identification Code | Stamped with “FE” |
| SKU | FEFLAT |
Applications and Benefits:
- Construction of voltaic (galvanic) cells
- Electrochemical reaction studies
- Chemistry experiment setups requiring iron electrodes
- Physics experiments involving electrical conductivity and resistance
- Corrosion and material degradation testing
Key Features and Benefits
- Low carbon iron provides consistent electrical conductivity
- Precise dimensions ensure repeatable experimental results
- Stamped “FE” identification for easy tracking and inventory
- Flat sheet geometry simplifies mounting in cell assemblies
- Packaged as a set of two for convenient experiment preparation
Caution:
Metal electrodes have sharp edges; handle with protective gloves and store safely to avoid injury.
Magnesium Electrode Flat 3/4" X 5"
The Magnesium Electrode Flat 3/4" X 5" is a high-purity magnesium electrode, marked with the letter "Mg", and designed for various applications. Its dimensions are 19 mm (approximately 0.75 inches) by 125 mm (approximately 4.92 inches) by 1 mm (approximately 0.04 inches). Each electrode is protected by a plastic film, which guarantees its integrity and performance until it's ready for use. The electrode is packaged individually and has a weight of approximately 6 grams.
Product Specifications
| Material | High-purity magnesium |
| Marking | Labeled with "Mg" |
| Dimensions | 19 mm x 125 mm x 1 mm (0.75 in x 4.92 in x 0.04 in) |
| Protection | Plastic film for integrity and performance |
| Approximate Weight | 6 grams |
| Packaging | Individual packaging |
Applications and Benefits:
- Magnesium Electrode for Science Experiments
- Production of small quantity magnesium filing (Magnesium powder)
- Chemical etching
Key Features and Benefits
- High-purity magnesium for performance
- Protective film for integrity and performance
- Individual packaging for convenience
Analysis:
| Element | % |
| Mg | 96.27 |
| Al | 2.48 |
| Zn | 0.94 |
| Mn | 0.300 |
| Pb | 0.001 |
Caution:
Handle with care to preserve the protective film and avoid contamination.
Metal Electrodes, Set Of 6
This set of 6 metal electrodes is ideal for use in electrovoltaic cells or various chemistry and physics experiments. Each electrode is made from different metals, including iron, copper, zinc, aluminum, steel, and magnesium. The electrodes are carefully sized at approximately 120mm x 18mm x 0.75mm (5" x 1/2" x 1/32"), making them easy to handle and suitable for classroom or laboratory use. Their consistent dimensions and material composition ensure reliable performance during experiments. These electrodes are perfect for students, educators, or lab technicians looking to demonstrate electrochemical reactions or explore the properties of different metals in practical experiments.
The set of metal electrodes includes various metals that are commonly used in experiments involving electrovoltaic (or galvanic) cells, electrochemistry, and other physics and chemistry experiments. Here's a brief overview of how these metals might be used:
1. Iron (Fe)
- Properties: Iron is a reactive metal and can oxidize easily.
- Use: Commonly used in electrochemical reactions, such as rusting experiments, or as one electrode in electrochemical cells.
2. Copper (Cu)
- Properties: Copper is a good conductor of electricity and is relatively unreactive compared to other metals.
- Use: Frequently used as a positive electrode in electrovoltaic cells, due to its stability and conductive properties.
3. Zinc (Zn)
- Properties: Zinc is highly reactive and easily gives up electrons.
- Use: Commonly used as the negative electrode in electrochemical cells, like in a simple zinc-copper battery.
4. Aluminum (Al)
- Properties: Aluminum is a lightweight, reactive metal with a natural oxide layer that protects it.
- Use: Often used in chemical reactions to produce hydrogen or as an electrode in electrolytic cells.
5. Steel (an alloy of iron)
- Properties: Steel is more resistant to corrosion than pure iron, thanks to the presence of carbon and sometimes other elements.
- Use: Steel can be used in experiments similar to iron, but it is less prone to rusting.
6. Magnesium (Mg)
- Properties: Magnesium is a highly reactive metal, often used in pyrotechnics due to its bright flame when ignited.
- Use: Magnesium is frequently used in electrochemical cells as a very reactive metal, often as a negative electrode.
Applications:
- Electrovoltaic Cells (Galvanic Cells): You can use these metals to build simple electrovoltaic cells, where two different metals act as electrodes and a solution (electrolyte) allows ions to flow, generating electricity.
- Corrosion and Rusting Experiments: The set can be used to observe how different metals react with the environment (such as exposure to water or air).
- Electrolysis: These metals can be used in electrolysis experiments to separate chemical compounds into their elemental forms using an electrical current.
Key Features
- Set of 6 metal electrodes: iron, copper, zinc, aluminum, steel, magnesium
- Ideal for electrovoltaic cells and experiments
- Electrodes Aprox measure 127mm x 18mm x 1mm (5" x 1/2" x 1/32")
- Durable and reliable for laboratory use
- Suitable for chemistry and physics experiments
- Perfect for educators, students, and lab professionals
Product Specifications
| Electrode Material | Iron, Copper, Zinc, Aluminum, Steel, Magnesium |
| Dimensions | 127mm x 18mm x 1mm (5" x 1/2" x 1/32") |
| Applications | Electrovoltaic cells, chemistry experiments, physics experiments |
| Quantity | 6 electrodes (1 of each metal) |
| Usage | Educational labs, classrooms, science experiments |
| Weight | Lightweight, easy to handle |
Perfect for science students, teachers, lab technicians, science hobbyists, educational institutions
Nickel Electrode (Nickel Anode), 5" X 3/4"
The Nickel Electrode or Nickel Anodes is a high-purity (>99%) nickel electrode with dimensions of 5" x 3/4" x 3/64" (12cm x 2cm x 1.2mm). It is designed for use in demonstration, chemical experiments, and physics experiments related to density, magnetism, and heat conductivity. The electrode is suitable for single metal assemblies for voltaic cells or in various other chemical or electricity experiments.
Product Specifications
| Material | Nickel |
| Size (l x w) | 5" x 3/4" or 125 x 20mm |
| Purity | 99% |
| Weight | 14 gr |
| Packaging | Individually wrapped |
Applications and Benefits:
- Chemical experiments and physics experiments related to density, magnetism, and heat conductivity
- Electrochemical reactions, corrosion, oxidation, reduction, electrolysis, and electroplating studies
- Single metal assemblies for voltaic cells or other chemical and electricity experiments
Caution:
Warning: Metals have sharp edges. For professional use or use under supervision only.
Stainless Steel Electrode
Our Stainless Steel Electrodes are made of grade 314 stainless steel alloy, which is highly resistant to corrosion due to the content of nickel and chromium in its composition. These electrodes are suitable for various applications that require corrosion-resistant properties, including marine and chemical industries, and are available in individual packaging for convenience and protection.
Product Specifications
| Material | Stainless Steel Alloy (Grade 314) |
| Corrosion Resistance | Highly resistant due to nickel and chromium content |
| Dimensions | 12 cm x 2 cm x 1 mm (5" x 3/4" x 0.359") |
| Weight | 18 grams |
| Packaging | Individual packaging |
| Applications | Suitable for various applications that require corrosion-resistant properties, including marine and chemical industries |
| SKU | SSFLAT |
Applications and Benefits
- Marine industry applications
- Chemical industry applications
- Any application requiring corrosion-resistant properties
Key Features and Benefits
- Corrosion-resistant stainless steel electrodes
- Made of grade 314 stainless steel alloy
- Highly resistant to corrosion due to nickel and chromium content
- Individual packaging for convenience and protection
Caution:
These electrodes are suitable for use in environments that are prone to corrosion, such as in marine or chemical industries. Please ensure proper safety measures are taken when handling and using these electrodes in such environments.
Zinc Electrode, Flat, One Piece
The Zinc Electrode, Flat, One Piece is a high‑purity zinc sheet measuring 5 × ¾ in with a thickness range of 0.75 mm to 1 mm. It is stamped with the letters “Zn”, weighs 16 g, and is supplied as a single flat piece suitable for precise electricity and chemistry experiments as well as industrial die‑casting and alloy production.
Product Specifications
| Material | High‑purity Zinc Metal |
| Purity | High‑purity (≥99.9% Zn) |
| Identification | Stamped with letters “Zn” |
| Shape | Flat sheet |
| Dimensions | 5 × ¾ in (127 mm × 19 mm) |
| Thickness | 0.75 mm up to 1 mm |
| Weight | 16 g |
| Piece Count | One piece |
| Primary Applications | Electricity experiments, Chemistry experiments, Die‑casting, Metal collections, Alloy production (brass, nickel‑silver, commercial bronze) |
Applications and Benefits:
- Conduct controlled electrochemical reactions in laboratory electricity experiments
- Serve as a reactant or electrode in chemistry experiments requiring zinc
- Provide a reliable source material for zinc‑based die‑casting processes in automotive, electrical, and hardware industries
- Contribute zinc content for the production of alloys such as brass, nickel‑silver, and commercial bronze
- Suitable for inclusion in metal collection sets due to identifiable “Zn” stamping
Key Features and Benefits
- High‑purity zinc ensures consistent electrochemical performance
- Flat geometry and precise dimensions facilitate reproducible experimental setups
- Stamped “Zn” marking enables quick identification and inventory control
- Thickness range of 0.75 mm–1 mm balances mechanical strength with ease of handling
- Compact 5 × ¾ in size and 16 g weight allow easy storage and transport
- Malleable at 100 °C–150 °C, expanding usability for elevated‑temperature processes
- Compatible with a variety of industrial applications, including alloy formulation and die‑casting
Caution:
Zinc is brittle at ordinary temperatures but becomes malleable between 100 °C and 150 °C; handle with care, especially when working at elevated temperatures.
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