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What is conductivity meters?
Conductivity meters are instruments used to measure the electrical conductivity of a solution. Conductivity is the ability of a substance to conduct electrical current. In solutions, this is typically due to the presence of ions. Conductivity meters are commonly used in water quality testing, environmental monitoring, agriculture, and industrial processes to determine the concentration of dissolved salts, acids, or bases.
What other technologies are related to conductivity meters?
conductivity meters Complementary Technologies
auto-pipettors
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Auto-pipettors can be used to accurately and efficiently prepare samples for conductivity measurements, making them a complementary technology.
pH meters
pH and conductivity are related solution properties. pH meters provide information about acidity/alkalinity, which influences conductivity; therefore, they are complementary.
pH
pH and conductivity are related solution properties. pH provides information about acidity/alkalinity, which influences conductivity; therefore, they are complementary.
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Chemist
21 Chemist jobs mention conductivity meters
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Laboratory Services
58 Laboratory Services jobs mention conductivity meters
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