Daniell Cell
Product Code : EL-E-10985
The Daniell Cell from Lab Exports is a classic example of a primary voltaic cell, consisting of a heavy-gauge copper outer vessel acting as the positive electrode, an internal perforated shelf for copper sulphate crystals, a porous pot, and a zinc amalgam rod fitted with a wooden supporting cap as the negative electrode. Both the copper vessel and zinc rod are fitted with 4 mm terminal sockets. The working cell has an EMF of approximately 1.1 volts. Lab Exports manufactures and exports this electrolysis apparatus from India to schools, colleges and laboratories worldwide.
Specifications
| Attribute | Detail |
|---|---|
| Positive Electrode | Heavy-gauge copper outer vessel |
| Negative Electrode | Zinc amalgam rod with wooden supporting cap |
| Internal Components | Perforated shelf for copper sulphate crystals; porous pot |
| Terminals | 4 mm sockets on both copper vessel and zinc rod |
| EMF | Approximately 1.1 volts |
| Dimensions | Copper vessel 130 x 90 mm; Porous pot 150 x 50 mm; Zinc rod 150 x 12 mm |
| Category | Chemistry Lab > Electrolysis |
Key Features
- Classic primary voltaic cell design: Demonstrates the historical Daniell cell configuration.
- Complete internal assembly: Includes perforated shelf, porous pot and zinc amalgam rod.
- Standard 4 mm terminals: Compatible with common laboratory leads.
Applications
The Daniell Cell is used in school and college chemistry laboratories to demonstrate the principles of primary voltaic cells and measure electromotive force (EMF) in electrochemistry experiments.
Why Choose Lab Exports
Lab Exports is a manufacturer and exporter of chemistry lab equipment from India, supplying voltaic cell apparatus to schools, colleges and laboratories worldwide. Browse the full Electrolysis range or the complete Chemistry Lab equipment catalogue.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the EMF of the Daniell Cell?
A: Approximately 1.1 volts.
Q: What material is the positive electrode?
A: A heavy-gauge copper outer vessel.
Q: What is the negative electrode?
A: A zinc amalgam rod with a wooden supporting cap.
Q: What connects the cell to a circuit?
A: 4 mm terminal sockets on both the copper vessel and zinc rod.
Q: Does Lab Exports export this cell internationally?
A: Yes, Lab Exports manufactures and exports chemistry lab equipment from India to schools, colleges and laboratories worldwide.
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