Copper Voltameter
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Product Code : SCL-CA-12303
Quick Answer: The Copper Voltameter is a physics apparatus for demonstrating electrolysis with copper electrodes, letting students observe copper deposition and relate it to electric current and time under Faraday’s laws.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
- Demonstrates electrolysis and copper deposition on the cathode.
- Supports experiments on Faraday’s laws of electrolysis.
- Relates deposited mass to current and time.
- Connects to a suitable DC power supply and measuring instruments where required.
- Visible electrode changes take electrolysis beyond diagrams.
About This Product
The copper electrodes are inserted, the electrolyte is added under teacher supervision, and the electrodes are connected to a suitable DC supply with correct polarity. After the circuit runs for the required time, students observe copper deposition and record current, time and electrode mass when quantitative work is needed. Work is done with low-voltage power and eye protection, following the school's safety procedure for electrolyte solutions. Export supply of the Copper Voltameter can be arranged to laboratories and schools in North Macedonia, Ecuador, Belarus, Democratic Republic of the Congo and Italy.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. What readings are needed to study Faraday’s laws with it?
Current, time and electrode mass values are recorded, so the deposited mass can be related to the current and the time for which it flowed.
Related: Electricity & Electromagnetism, Digital Ohms Meter.
For a quotation on the Copper Voltameter, contact School Equipments India.
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