pH MEASUREMENT OF AN AQUEOUS SAMPLE
AssigneesHach Lange GmbH, University of Warwick
InventorsZoë Duncan, Mark Edward Newton
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AssigneesHach Lange GmbH, University of Warwick
InventorsZoë Duncan, Mark Edward Newton
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An embodiment provides a device for measuring pH in an aqueous sample, including: a primary electrode comprising a boron doped diamond-based electrode and a primary carbon region comprising a pH sensitive sp2 carbon region, wherein the primary carbon region comprises a portion of the surface area of a face of the primary electrode; a secondary electrode comprising a boron doped diamond-based electrode and a secondary carbon region, wherein the secondary carbon region comprises a portion of the surface area of a face of the secondary electrode, the portion of the surface area of a face of the secondary electrode being less than the portion of the surface area of a face of the primary electrode; at least one reference electrode; at least one auxiliary electrode; and a memory storing instructions executable by a processor to identify a pH of an aqueous sample by measuring an electrical potential between the at least one reference electrode and at least one of: the primary electrode and the secondary electrode. Other aspects are described and claimed.
A device for measuring pH in an aqueous sample, comprising:
A method for measuring pH in an aqueous sample with a carbon region electrode, comprising:
A system for measuring pH in an aqueous sample, comprising:
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