What are the applications of the pH meter?

The acidity or alkalinity of a solution can be measured by pH. The pH value indicates the relative amount of hydrogen ions present in a sample solution. The higher the concentration of hydrogen ions, the more acidic the solution and the lower the pH. In this sense, pH is described as the negative logarithm of hydrogen activity. A standard pH meter contains a pH electrode, temperature compensation and a pH regulator.

pH measurement is used in various types of applications such as industrial pH testing, pharmaceuticals, environmental monitoring, agriculture, wastewater treatment, and research and development. To ensure product quality, manufacturing pH tests by observing the pH of water, wastewater, liquid formulations and raw materials.

• The basic use of the pH meter is to decide whether a liquid sample is acidic or neutral or neutral.
• It is mainly used in the pharmaceutical, food, beverage and chemical industries.
• The acidity or basicity of a substance is normally calculated with a pH meter.
• It is used by the production department to ensure product quality.
• It is a commonly used instrument in many areas of development and research.
• pH is very important to check the quality in the agricultural sector, such as water, soil and pesticides.

pH meter applications include pharmaceuticals, soil samples, non-aqueous samples, Solvents and alcohols, Biological samples, Water and waste water, Boiler feed water, Distilled water, Semi-solid samples, Emulsions and oils, Paints and inks, Potable water, Solutions containing heavy metals, Viscous samples, etc.