Andere Kunden interessierten sich auch für
![Standard Electrode Potential]( "Standard Electrode Potential")
Standard Electrode Potential22,99 €![Electrochemistry for Bioanalysis]( "Electrochemistry for Bioanalysis")
Electrochemistry for Bioanalysis146,99 €![ReO3- type structures as electrode materials for Li-ion batteries]( "ReO3- type structures as electrode materials for Li-ion batteries")
ReO3- type structures as electrode materials for Li-ion batteries29,99 €![Cobalt compounds as supercapacitor electrode materials]( "Cobalt compounds as supercapacitor electrode materials")
Cobalt compounds as supercapacitor electrode materials26,99 €![Oxygen Reduction Reaction: An Electrode Reaction]( "Oxygen Reduction Reaction: An Electrode Reaction")
Oxygen Reduction Reaction: An Electrode Reaction36,99 €![EFFECT OF ZINC ADDITION ON WASTE ACID LEAD ELECTRODE (Pb-Sb Alloy)]( "EFFECT OF ZINC ADDITION ON WASTE ACID LEAD ELECTRODE (Pb-Sb Alloy)")
EFFECT OF ZINC ADDITION ON WASTE ACID LEAD ELECTRODE (Pb-Sb Alloy)27,99 €![Electrochemical behavior of Mn(II) ions at a carbon paste electrode]( "Electrochemical behavior of Mn(II) ions at a carbon paste electrode")
Electrochemical behavior of Mn(II) ions at a carbon paste electrode23,99 €
High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! The quinhydrone electrode is a type of redox electrode which can be used to measure the hydrogen ion concentration (pH) of a solution in a chemical experiment. It provides an alternative to the commonly used glass electrode in a pH meter. The electrode consists of an inert metal electrode (usually a platinum wire) in contact with quinhydrone crystals and a water-based solution. Quinhydrone is slightly soluble in water, dissolving to form a mixture of two substances, quinone and hydroquinone, with the two substances present at equal concentration. Each one of the two substances can easily be oxidised or reduced to the other.