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80 ° C, what reference electrode is used in the 0.5m sulfuric acid solution?
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80 ° C, what reference electrode is used in the 0.5m sulfuric acid solution?
The answer upstairs is very accurate. Silver chloride is used in a neutral system, but it is still available in H2SO4, 0.5 m.On the market, there is a double -contact AGCL reference sales. The outer filling liquid is KNO3, which isolates the influence of CL ions.
The answer upstairs is very accurate. Silver chloride is used in a neutral system, but it is still available in H2SO4, 0.5 m.On the market, there is a double -contact AGCL reference sales. The outer filling liquid is KNO3, which isolates the influence of CL ions.
The salt bridge can use the same concentration of sulfuric acid. The effect of the salt bridge is separated from the working electrode, so that references such as mercury sulfate can work at room temperature.Just calibrate RHE. If you use silver chloride, you can use FRITTED GLASS to prevent chloride pollution. If there is hydrogen and platinum, you can do a RHE yourself.
The salt bridge can use the same concentration of sulfuric acid. The effect of the salt bridge is separated from the working electrode, so that references such as mercury sulfate can work at room temperature.Just calibrate RHE. If you use silver chloride, you can use FRITTED GLASS to prevent chloride pollution. If there is hydrogen and platinum, you can do a RHE yourself.
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If you use silver chloride, you can use FRITTED GLASS to prevent chloride pollution.
If there is hydrogen and platinum, you can do a RHE yourself.
If you use silver chloride, you can use FRITTED GLASS to prevent chloride pollution.
If there is hydrogen and platinum, you can do a RHE yourself.
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