elektrood
An elektrood is a rod-shaped electrical conductor designed for insertion into a medium to exchange charge or to measure electrical properties. The form factor emphasizes a slender profile, localized interaction at the tip, and compatibility with standard electrical leads. In electrochemistry and related fields, elektroods can function as working, reference, or counter electrodes, depending on the system configuration.
Construction and materials commonly used for elektroods include carbon fiber, platinum, gold, stainless steel, or coated
Applications of elektroods span electrochemical sensing, such as detecting redox activity or assessing concentrations, and probing
Performance and safety considerations include tip impedance, diameter, surface area, and insulation integrity. Appropriate handling involves
History and terminology: The term elektrood is used in some regional glossaries and technical literature as