Month: June 2016

Using a pH electrode which is right for your type of samples will make sure your results are accurate and your electrode lasts the longest time possible. With so many electrode available to choose from, how do you know where to begin? And what do all the different terms mean? We’ve broken down the main… Continue reading pH electrode jargon buster

Contact with protein can seriously damage some pH electrodes, but it may be possible to revive them with the correct cleaning technique. How does protein affect pH electrodes? Protein molecules present in samples can react with the electrolyte to produce a solid precipitate. These solids can block the porous junction on the electrode, making it… Continue reading How to revive a protein damaged electrode