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A glass electrode potentiometer system for the determination of the pH values of weakly buffered solutions such as natural and treated waters
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“…This consisted of a potentiometer circuit with thermionic tube amplification. The glass electrode (4,31) was composed of a thin glass bulb (Corning 015) filled with 0.1 2V hydrochloric acid in which was suspended the quinhydrone assembly. The calomel electrode, containing saturated potassium chloride, had a groundglass sleeve as the liquid-liquid junction.…”
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“…This consisted of a potentiometer circuit with thermionic tube amplification. The glass electrode (4,31) was composed of a thin glass bulb (Corning 015) filled with 0.1 2V hydrochloric acid in which was suspended the quinhydrone assembly. The calomel electrode, containing saturated potassium chloride, had a groundglass sleeve as the liquid-liquid junction.…”
Section: Instrument and Manipulationmentioning
confidence: 99%
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