Electrode Storage Solution in FDA Bottle (500 mL) - HI80300L

Name: Electrode Storage Solution in FDA Bottle (500 mL) - HI80300L
SKU: HI80300L
Price: 30.00 EUR

30,00 €

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HI80300L is a storage solution that is supplied in an FDA compliant bottle. It is prepared with reagent grade chemicals that can be used to ensure optimum performance of your pH and ORP electrodes. It is necessary to store a pH electrode in a solution in order to keep the glass membrane of the pH electrode hydrated. Ideally a storage solution should be used; never store an electrode in distilled or deionized water. The Hanna Instruments storage solution is specifically formulated to minimize microbial growth and to prevent any effects of diffusion/osmotic from storing a probe in a solution with the highly concentrated inner reference electrolyte. Storing your pH and/or ORP electrodes in a storage solution will also keep the junction clear. Maintaining the hydrated layer and clear junction will help to ensure a fast and reliable measurement. In the case of cleaning your pH electrode in one of our cleaning solutions, we recommend soaking the electrode in the HI80300L storage solution for at least one hour before taking measurements.

Special formulation to minimize microbial growth and osmotic/diffusion effects between the solution and inner reference electrolyte
Manufactured specifically for pH and ORP electrodes
Clearly marked expiration date and lot number

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HI80300L is a solution that can be used to store your pH electrode*. To ensure an optimum response time, the glass sensor tip and the reference junction of the pH electrode should be kept moist and not be allowed to dry out when not in use. Placing the electrode in a small glass filled with storage solution or replacing the solution in the protective cap is a suitable way to store the electrode. The HI80300L should also be used to rehydrate the electrode after a cleaning procedure by soaking for at least one hour before taking measurements.