HAM238100
Hamilton® MiniTrode lab pH electrode
glass, S7 connector
Synonym(s):
Hamilton pH Electrode, Mini pH Electrode
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UNSPSC Code:
41115604
NACRES:
NB.79
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material
ceramic diaphragm
cylindrical HF glass membrane
glass
feature
autoclavable: no
electrode 3 M KCl electrolyte
S7 connector
parameter
0-100 °C temp. range
diam.
12 mm
immersion depth
7 mm
pH
0-14
General description
- Hamilton® MiniTrode lab pH electrode is optimized for pH measurements in very small volumes (e.g., vials).
- Requires an immersion depth of only 7 mm.
- Long-term stable Everef system.
Application
Hamilton® MiniTrode lab pH electrode has been used to measure the pH of:
- plasma-treated water
- diluted bull semen and SP4medium
- Saccharomyces cerevisiae strain suspensions
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