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# Editor

**POINTS TO MAKE**

* the windows are interchangeable ! 
  * sapphire or quartz 
* O-rings are replaceable, compression is correct
  * how often to replace them!!!!
* Compatibility matrix with key electrolytes 

**add the bubbler situation !** 

and simultaneously? 

while also being compatible with surface-sensitive techniques such as Raman/SERS/SEIRAS spectrometers

* Coupling to operando equipment
*  simultaneous coupling to raman 
* translatability to the beamline 

Along with easier coupling to , open-source test cells provide a standardized platform for widely-studied reactions. With the design of

*STANDARDIZED TEST CELLS WITH KNOWN PUBLISHED DATA CURVES ...* 

* publish ALL the data!!! 

**Data we will publish**

* CV Curves — with scan rate and REF electrode data etc 
* EIS at different overpotentials 
* Electrode prep procedure 
* ex-situ XPS data; and electrode prep procedure for XPS 
* Polarization cruve of the cell
* efficiency curve 
* overpotentials with respect to the RE 
* pressures in the chamber (like EVERYTHING WE PLOT)
* FE with respect to average current 


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