by Will Stockton | Jan 9, 2026 | Electrochemistry Theory, Technical Articles
Reference Electrode Potentials The three most commonly used Reference electrodes are the Calomel, Silver/Silver Chloride and Copper Sulphate electrode systems. These are used for all Potential difference measurements (mV) in electrochemistry the most common being pH,...
by Will Stockton | Jun 12, 2025 | Electrochemistry Theory, Technical Articles
Reference Electrodes – Operating Instructions All EDT directION electrodes and sensors are shipped with the measuring tip covered with a soaker teat or bottle filled with the appropriate soaking solution. Prior to use remove the soaker teat from the electrode...
by Will Stockton | Jun 11, 2025 | Electrochemistry Theory, Technical Articles
Reference Electrodes: Filling & Storage Solutions It is important to know which Filling & Storage Solutions should be used with your Reference Electrodes. Choosing the correct solutions can prolong the life of your electrode and improve it’s performance....
by Will Stockton | Jun 11, 2025 | Electrochemistry Theory, Technical Articles
Which Reference Electrode Should I Use? It is vital to choose the correct Reference electrode for your application. Having the wrong reference electrode for your test could ruin your results. This article should offer guidance on which reference electrode to use with...
by Will Stockton | Jun 21, 2024 | Agricultural Methods, Technical Articles, Water Testing
The Determination Of Sulphate In Water As there is no direct measuring ISE for Sulphate in water, the analysis is performed using a sample subtraction technique with a Lead ISE as the sensor. There is no limit to the concentration range of Sulphate being measured. All...
