Measurement by ion-selective electrode (ISE) is applicable in virtually every laboratory. Measure ion concentrations in such samples as water, food, pharmaceuticals and biological samples. Analytical methods using ISE's have been developed and published throughout the world. The main advantages of electrode technology are the variety of analytical methods available. Choice of measurement method improves accuracy and reproducibility of results. Direct calibration is the most commonly used electrode method. Sample concentration is directly read on a specific ion meter or from a calibration curve. Incremental methods increase the number of measurable species. With these methods, electrode calibration is unnecessary, making them useful when measuring complex samples. Electrodes can also be used as end point detectors in titrations. You can also choose Thermo Scientific® Orion™'s ionplus electrodes that feature the Sure-Flow design that allows cleaning of the electrode after use in dirty samples. Ionplus electrodes can make a measurement in as little as a 5 mL sample which cuts down on chemical usage and waste. Key (2) Screw cap connector requires separate cable (3) Sensing modules require 93 series electrode handle (4) U.S. Sts. And BNC electrodes have 1 m cables
