Daniel Cell porous pot
Product Code : JA-LE-6837
The Daniel Cell porous pot (SKU JA-LE-6837) is the spare porous pot for the JaincoLab Daniel cell (JA-LE-6833). In the cell it separates the zinc half-cell from the copper sulphate solution while letting ions move between them. Schools order it to keep existing Daniel cell sets in use. It is made by JaincoLab.
Specifications
Material and dimensions of the pot are not given in the source; they are confirmed on the quotation.
| Product | Daniel Cell porous pot |
| SKU | JA-LE-6837 |
| Type | Porous pot, spare part |
| Fits | JaincoLab Daniel cell, JA-LE-6833 |
| Function | Separates the two half-cell solutions while allowing ion migration |
Use of the porous pot
Without the porous barrier the two solutions would mix and the cell would stop working, so a sound porous pot is needed for a Daniel cell to give a steady voltage.
- Replacement part for Daniel cell sets
- Maintaining electrochemistry apparatus in school labs
- Building simple two-solution cells in practicals
- Demonstrating the role of a porous barrier
Scope of supply and ordering
The listing covers one porous pot made by JaincoLab. Size and material are confirmed on the quotation.
MOQ, lead time and packing are confirmed on each quotation for the quantity and delivery destination. JaincoLab supplies schools, colleges, universities and testing laboratories in India and on export orders to Africa, the Middle East and South and South-East Asia.
Frequently asked questions
Which cell does it fit?
The JaincoLab Daniel cell, SKU JA-LE-6833.
What does the porous pot do?
It keeps the two half-cell solutions apart while letting ions pass.
Can it be bought on its own?
Yes, it is supplied as a spare part.
Related products
- Daniel Cell
- Simple Cell Kit 150mm H x 100mm dia
- Simple Cell Plate Carbon 6mm
- Simple Cell Plate Zinc 1.5mm
See the rest of Lab Equipment or the full chemistry lab equipment range.
Request a quote
To request a quotation for the porous pot, send the quantity and the delivery destination through the JaincoLab contact page or email [email protected]. Tender and project enquiries can be sent through the tenders page.
