Why is pH important?

Changes in pH are found throughout the natural and industrial world – and getting pH levels right is important in a wide range of areas. Below we’ve looked at just some of the applications where pH is vital. Biological and Environmental Blood – the pH of blood in your body must be maintained between 7.35… Continue reading Why is pH important?

How to revive a protein damaged electrode

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

What is calibration and why do you need to calibrate a pH electrode?

Calibration can sound like a daunting technical term, but when you look closer this is a simple principle to understand.We’ve taken a look at what calibration is, and why it’s important to calibrate your pH electrode.Everything you need to calibrate – pH electrode, meter and pH buffers What is calibration? Imagine there is a man… Continue reading What is calibration and why do you need to calibrate a pH electrode?