The electrician's multimeter in the chemistry teaching laboratory: Part 2: Potentiometry and conductimetry
Abstract
Further applications of the multimeter in chemistry laboratories are discussed in this paper: potentiometry, reduction potentials and cell EMF, the Nerst equations, pH measurements, titration, conductimetry, and conduction of solutions.
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