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Reference electrodes reduction/oxidation potential evaluation

The measurement and quantitative evaluation of redox potentials in waters is difficult. It is of great importance in the systems with known composition. For the measurement, electrometric methods are used. At the same time, pH, temperature and oxygen concentration are determined. A saturated calomel electrode serves as a reference and a platinum one as the measuring electrode. Oxidation-reduction equilibria are described in detail elsewhere [6, 7]. [Pg.65]

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