pH values of a range of goods compared to an acid and a base
Types of membranes, their properties and applications
Cross-section of a reference electrode
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The SI Analytics pH Handbook gives hands-on practical know how about pH measurement and pH determination. Numerous illustrations, tables and diagrams are contained in its 100 pages to convey how the pH is measured correctly.
Our objective was to combine basic knowledge of pH measurement with the laboratory experience of the SI Analytics experts, made available in a practical handbook.
With its added recommendations on which pH electrodes to use for specific applications, the pH Handbook is an indispensable guide for your day-to-day laboratory routines.
Contents of the pH Handbook
1. Basic concepts of potentiometry and pH measurement
- Definition of acid and base
- Definition of the pH value
- Electrochemical potential
- Nernst equation
- Methods of pH measurement
- The glass electrode
- The reference electrode
- Combined measurement chains
4. Buffer solutions and safety in pH measurement
- Definition of buffers
- Standard buffers
- Calibration
- Working with buffer solutions
- Measurement uncertainty
6. Practical pH measurement
- pH measurement in various applications
- pH measurement in an organic solution
