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Glass Ion Selective Electrodes Datasheets
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Reference Electrodes -- F012 Series
from Analytical Sensors & Instruments, Ltd. ASI reference electrodes feature reliable, stable, drift free performance in a variety of sample types. The silver/silver chloride references offer high stability and should be used for most sample types. The calomel reference is ideal for use in Tris buffers or in the presence of organics,...[See More]
Sodium Combination ISE -- 300741.1
from Denver Instrument Company Combination ISE uses a sodium selective glass membrane. Built-in liquid-filled reference electrode, glass body, BNC connector.[See More]
S10 Series Specific Ion (pIon) -- 2005031
from Electro-Chemical Devices, Inc. The ECD sensor family consists of two Universal Sensor Designs, the Model S10, an immersion or insertion sensor and the Model S17 a valve retractable sensor. The fully rebuildable S10 and S17 sensors have a rugged 316 stainless steel body that includes a sensing element, a temperature module and a...[See More]
Ammonia Combination Electrode -- 5192700
from Hach Company Electrode with three ammonia membrane modules, electrode filling solution, and a manual.[See More]
ISE Electrode -- DX223-Na
from Mettler-Toledo, Inc. The sodium electrode has a similar construction to a normal pH electrode but uses membrane glass with a higher selectivity for sodium. The elctrode has a fast response time and requires no maintenance. - Fast response - No maintenance...[See More]
Sodium -- ISE-45-11-00
from PID Analyzers Measuring range: 0.023 ppm to saturated
Orion Redox/ORP Electrodes -- 9778BNWP
from Thermo Scientific - Water Analysis/Orion Products The Orion 9678BNWP and 9778BNWP combine a platinum redox and a silver/silver chloride reference electrode in one body. Both can be used to make direct measurements of redox potentials or to perform potentiometric titrations. The Orion 9678BNWP and 9778BNWP combine a platinum redox and a...[See More]
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