PTFE Body pH Electrode PH8012F

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Basic Principles of the pH Electrode The electrode used in pH measurement is also known as a primary cell. A primary cell is a system that takes on the task of converting chemical energy into electrical energy. The voltage of the cell is called the electromotive force (EMF). This electromotive force (EMF) consists of two half-cells. One half-cell is called the measuring electrode, and its potential is related to a specific ion activity; the other half-cell is the reference cell, usually called the reference electrode, which is generally in contact with the measured solution and connected to the measuring instrument. Applications: Application areas: chemical and petrochemical plants; acid/base tanks and chemical dosing systems; electroplating and surface treatment processes; textile and dye industry; wastewater treatment plants; food and beverage industry (in areas requiring hygiene, thanks to its cleanable structure).

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