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Ion-selective And Gas Sensitive El ...
 
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Ion-Selective and Gas Sensitive Electrodes
Ion selective and gas sensitive electrodes allow quick and easy determination of concentration and activity of a variety of dissolved ions and gases.
Ion concentration measurement is vital in a wide range of applications, some common examples are calcium content of milk, chloride in food and fluoride in toothpaste.
To measure ion concentration you require either a portable pH/ion meter, SevenGo pro™ (SG8) with a Combination Electrode (DC series), or a bench meter, model SevenMulti™ (S80/S50),  linked to a reference electrode and an appropriate ISE electrode.

Two reference electrodes are available, InLab®Reference filled with 3 mol/L potassium chloride for routine applications, and InLab®Reference Pro with re-fillable bridge for applications where potassium chloride is incompatible with the sample.

If you would like more information on ion selective measurement see our 'Guide to Ion Selective Measurement'.

  
DX207-Li Lithium half-cell 
DX218-NH4 Ammonium half-cell 
DC218-NH4 Ammonium Combination Electrode 
DX219-F Fluoride half-cell 
DC219-F Fluoride Combination Electrode 
DX223-Na Sodium half-cell 
DX224-Mg Magnesium half-cell 
DX226-CN Cyanide half-cell 
DX232-S Sulfide half-cell 
DX235-Cl Chloride half-cell 
DC235-Cl Chloride Combination Electrode 
DX239-K Potassium half-cell 
DC239-K Potassium Combination Electrode 
DX240-Ca Calcium half-cell 
DC240-Ca Calcium Combination Electrode 
DX258-SCN Thiocyanate half-cell 
DX262-NO3 Nitrate half-cell 
DC262-NO3 Nitrate Combination Electrode 
DX264-Cu Copper half-cell 
DX280-Br Bromide half-cell 
DC280-Br Bromide Combination Electrode 
DX287-BF4 Fluoroborate half-cell 
DX312-Cd Cadmium half-cell 
DX327-I Iodide half-cell 
DX337-Ba Barium half-cell 
DX407-Pb Lead half-cell 
Ammonia Electrode 
Nitrogen Oxide Electrode 
Carbon Dioxide Electrode 

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