What is another word for Clark Standard Cell?
Pronunciation: [klˈɑːk stˈandəd sˈɛl] (IPA) 
The Clark standard cell is a device used in electrochemistry to measure the voltage of a half-cell. It consists of a platinum electrode and a silver/silver chloride electrode submerged in a solution of potassium chloride. The Clark standard cell is also known as a standard hydrogen electrode or a normal hydrogen electrode. Other synonyms for the Clark standard cell include Clark cell, H-cell, hydrogen electrode, hydrogen reference electrode, standard cell, and saturated calomel electrode. These various synonyms reflect the different contexts in which the device is used and variations in its construction. Regardless of the name, the Clark standard cell remains an important tool for precise electrochemical measurements.
