Greetings All,
I'm trying to measure the difference in electrical potential in water between the outer surface and the inner section. Is this possible, if so what equipment would I need, and where could I get this equipment?
Thanks
Measuring electrical potential in water question?
Jan 09, 2004
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I have a feeling you are asking about the pH of water. Most all liquids can have their pH level measured.
Read the link below for some basic details.
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pH meters can be purchased from most suppliers of scientific test instruments. Be prepared to lay out a good number of dollars for even a basic one that is 1/2 discent.
Jerry Greenberg
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> Greetings All,
>
> I'm trying to measure the difference in electrical potential in water between
the outer surface and
> the inner section. Is this possible, if so what equipment would I need, and
where could I get this equipment?
>
> Thanks
between the outer surface and
and where could I get this equipment?
Another option is maybe to search on "Oxidation-Reduction potential (ORP)" meters. They're standard pieces of water test equipment and not expensive.
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