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All about pH
The objective of this site is to explain everything you need to know about pH measurement.
Bad readings
Are ph reading is way off compared to are Controller reading. I found out that the Chemical co. is putting distilled water In are storage solution bottle
Is this explanation correct?
Regarding The glass pH measuring electrode, the explanation states that H+ do not cross the membrane. Instead, it is asserted that Na+ cross. If so, then
Great site
This site is really helpful, thanks for posting this. I really like how each topic is linked at the end to another page. I have started working at a water
pH junction, diameter of diaphram
Hi, Thanks for a great site. I have 2 pH reference junctions, one with a small diameter permeable diaphram and one with an obviously larger diameter
pH Reference sensor
The function of the reference sensor is crucial to your pH measurement accuracy, learn why:
The basic concept of acids and bases
When dealing with pH testing you need to have an understanding of the basic concept of acids and bases. Read here . .
The pH measurement forum
The pH measurement forum provides opportunities for the informal exchange of opinions, experiences and comments on different aspects of pH testing and measurement.
History of the pH Meter
The first commercial pH testers were built around 1936 by Arnold Beckman in the United States and by Radiometer in Denmark. However, glass pH electrodes
pH Electrode
To pick the appropriate pH electrode for your application you need to have a basic understanding of the different parts of an electrode, learn more:
The pH combination electrode
The combination electrode contains both the reference and the measuring electrode in one housing, learn more:
