Oct 15, 2020

Public workspaceCalibrating a pH meter V.2

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  • 1Nanyang Technological University
  • LKC Translational Neuro
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Created: October 15, 2020
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Abstract
Step-by-step instructions on calibrating a pH meter
Materials
MATERIALS
ReagentWater refers to sterilized deionized water
ReagentPotassium ChlorideSigma AldrichCatalog #P9541
ReagentHyperSep™ SLE Cartridge (pH 7), 20g/60mLThermo FisherCatalog #60109-20000-60-7
ReagentOrion™ pH 4.01 Buffer, Individual Use, Pink, 25 Pouches, pH 4.01 Buffer, Color Coded Pink, 25 PouchesThermo FisherCatalog #910425
ReagentpH meter
Main steps
Main steps
Press “Cal”
Press “✔️”
Dip in pH 4
Press “✔️”
Rinse pH meter
Dip in pH 7
Press “✔️”
Dip into sample; Note percentage purity as well
Important notes
Important notes
- When liquid level falls way below the "hole" at the top, replenish with some KCl
- After finishing experiments for the day, rinse pH meter, secure top with parafilm and put in KCl (parafilm to the KCl storage as well)