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    Many different application conditions require the use of appropriate, specifically designed pH sensors. For your application, you can select the electrode with the optimal pH glass and diaphragm.

    pH glasses

    SCHOTT electrodes are manufactured with various pH glasses. These have been optimised for your application and offer a high degree of measuring accuracy and reliability. Select the pH glass for your application:

    pH glasses  
    N-Glass for general applications across the whole pH range
    A-Glass with short response time in drinking water, service water and waste water; for general application and in media with low ion content
    L-Glass for low temperatures and general applications
    H-Glass for high temperatures, in acid and alkaline range, even with high sodium-ion concentrations
    S-Glass in hot alkaline media with good reproducibility and short response time
    Diaphragm

    An important factor for a reliable and reproducible pH measurement is the selection of an electrode with a suitable diaphragm:

    Diaphragm  
    Platinum Diaphragm Diaphragm[?] universal, shows its strengths especially with solutions containing solids and at extreme pH values and temperatures. It is ideal for titrations and very insensitive to stirring
    Ceramic Diaphragm robust for general applications, low electrolyte outflow rate
    Ground joint diaphragm preferred for liquids with high solids contents, easy to clean
    Fibre diaphragm for robust, low-maintenance electrodes. Preferred for general applications and field measurements
    KPG annular gap diaphragm on minimum-maintenance electrodes, with symmetric annular gap, insensitive to soiling
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