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| titleOfInvention | Reference electrode and electrolytic cell including the same |
| abstract | An electrochemically reversible electrochemical electrode that can be used in direct contact with a non-aqueous electrolyte solution without using an internal solution or a liquid junction, and that can obtain a stable electrode potential in the non-aqueous electrolyte solution. Provided is a reference electrode and an electrolytic cell having a simple configuration provided with the reference electrode. A reference electrode (1) has at least an electrode substrate (10) and a film (20) made of a conductive polymer that covers the surface thereof while maintaining electrical contact with the substrate. A non-aqueous electrolyte solution containing an organic solvent, and at least an anion X − that can be a supporting electrolyte for the solution, and the conductive polymer is present in the membrane in both an oxidized form Ox and a reduced form Red. In the Redox reaction proceeding between Ox and Red, the dissociation reaction of X − to Ox and the bonding reaction are conjugated, and the Ox, Red, electron e − and X − , Formula (1); Red + nX − ⇔OxX + ne − (1) The electrochemical equilibrium represented by (1) is established. n is e - indicates the number of. [Selection diagram] Fig. 1 |
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