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  1. questionWhat are the electrodes in the field stimulation chambers composed of?
    The electrodes in our field stimulation chambers are platinum.

  2. questionWhat length of electrode is exposed to the bath in your field stimulation chambers?
    Chamber Exposed Electrode (on each side of bath)RC-21BRFS 12mmRC-27NE 25mmRC-37FS 19mmRC-37WS 13mmRC-47FSLP 15mm

  3. questionAre electrodes in field stimulation chambers exposed to the bath?
    The electrodes are exposed to the bath in order to insure the cells are exposed to significant field stimulation.

  4. questionAt what bath height should electrodes be placed in field stimulation chambers?
    The electrodes in the field stimulation chambers are placed at the bottom of the bath to allow close proximity to the cells. This insures that cells are exposed to the maximum field strength.

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  6. questionWhat is the thickness of the coverglass you carry?
    We carry coverglass in three thicknesses: #1, #1.5, and #2Generally speaking, glass thickness is expressed as a range to allow for manufacturing variance and our glass adheres to industry standards.#1 = 0.13 - 0.17 mm (130-170 µm)#1.5 = 0.16 - 0.19 mm (160-190 µm) #2 = 0.17 - 0.25 mm ...


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