Best Practices Series: How to Measure Ion Concentrations Using ISEs
Achieving Accurate Results with Ion-Selective Electrodes (ISEs)
Program Overview
- Importance of measurement and applications of ion-selective electrodes (ISEs)
- Challenges associated with ISE measurements
- Choosing the right setup (meters, sensors, solutions, and other accessories)
- Good electrochemistry practices
- Tips and hints for improving the results
Are you tired of inaccurate ion concentration measurement techniques that leave you with unsatisfactory results? Ion-selective electrodes (ISEs) offer a non-destructive technique for quickly measuring ions without destroying your samples. While ISEs are a powerful tool, using them can also be challenging. Inaccurate calibration, electrode contamination, interference, and improper storage are just a few of the factors that can affect your ISE measurements.
Speakers
Craig Rowles
METTLER TOLEDO, Technology Applications Consultant
Craig has worked for METTLER TOLEDO for over 20 years as a Laboratory Solutions Consultant. Craig is a technical expert in laboratory weighing and pH with extensive experience in the research laboratory, pharmaceutical and manufacturing industry. He routinely consults customers in the areas of process improvement, application support and regulatory compliance.
