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A Brief Introduction to Redox Measurement
An Introduction to Redox Measurement Oxidation reduction potential measurement (or redox measurement) is a measurement that shows the oxidising or reduction potential of a particular substance. The unit measurement used is called the volt or millivolt. This can most accurately measure the potential of a...Read More
How to Select the Right pH Electrode
Selecting the Right pH Electrode When it comes to choosing pH electrodes, each one performs differently based on the sample and application conditions. pH electrodes come in a range of shapes and sizes, and with a variety of features which can be useful for different...Read More
What is a pH Probe?
What is a pH probe? A pH probe is a device that measures the pH level of a substance or solution. It does this by measuring the amount of hydrogen (H+) or hydroxyl (OH-) ions in a substance. If there are more H+ than OH-...Read More
What is Conductivity Measurement?
What is Conductivity? Conductivity is the ability of a material to pass an electric current. It is the reciprocal of resistivity. It is typically measured in aqueous solutions, and in this context, it can be defined as the ability of a solution to conduct an...Read More
Why Measure The Conductivity of Water?
Water conductivity measurement refers to testing a sample of water to see how well it can conduct an electrical current. Pure, distilled water has extremely low levels of conductivity, and so the presence of other elements can increase conductivity. For example, sea water contains a...Read More
A Guide to Reference Electrodes
The purpose of a reference electrode is to provide a constant and defined potential. This potential is determined by the electrolyte inside the electrode, and the reference element used. Most electrodes are combination electrodes, meaning they combine a stable reference and a working cell (half-cell) in one...Read More