Catalyst-library screening compares multiple samples in parallel under identical conditions; single-channel testing one by one is slow and hard to keep consistent. The PCX-50C Discover Multi-Channel Photocatalytic Reaction System provides multiple independent reaction positions, naturally suited to parallelism.
Each channel can independently connect electrodes and a light source for parallel electrochemical or photoelectrochemical tests; combined with the multi-channel mode of a potentiostat, one experiment yields multiple sets of IV/IPCE.
Use the PCX-50C Discover Multi-Channel Photocatalytic Reaction System for high-throughput pre-screening, and the PLR PECTS-L2200 Continuous-Flow Electrochemical Reaction Test System for deep single-system kinetics—linking the full "screen–research" workflow.
Free consultation: Catalyst-library screening too slow? Perfectlight's PCX-50C multi-channel photocatalytic reaction system runs multiple sets at once, accelerating screening.
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Library screening needs parallel comparison under identical conditions; the PCX-50C provides independent positions for true parallelism.
Yes—each channel can take electrodes and a light source; with a multi-channel potentiostat, one run yields multiple IV/IPCE sets.
Calibrate light and potential per position with the PL-MW2000, collect products separately, and use a unified data template.
This article does not constitute a performance commitment; specific technical parameters are subject to the actual product documentation and mutual confirmation.
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