Name: Chloride Electrode BNC
SKU: VR157280
Price: 319.00 GBP
Availability: InStock

£319.00 ex VAT | £382.80 Inc VAT

The Vernier Chloride Ion-Selective Electrode BNC Connector is a BNC-terminated electrode used to measure the concentration of chloride (Cl^–) ions in aqueous samples. Use with Vernier interfaces requires the Electrode Amplifier. Also compatible with Go Wireless^® Electrode Amplifier.

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SKU: VR157280 Category: Sensors

Experiments

The Chloride Ion Selective Electrode can be found in the following Vernier Lab Book:-

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Chloride and Salinity

What's Included

Chloride Ion-Selective Electrode with BNC terminated end, packed with a storage bottle
30 mL bottle of Chloride Low Standard (10 mg/L)
30 mL bottle of Chloride High Standard (1000 mg/L)
Short-term ISE soaking bottle
User manual

Specification

Range (mV):
- Electrode Amplifier: -450 mV to +1100 mV
- Go Wireless^® Electrode Amplifier: -1100 mV to +1100 mV
Range (concentration): 1 to 35,000 mg/L (or ppm)
Reproducibility (precision): ±30mV
Interfering ions: CN^–, Br^–, I^–, S^2-, OH^–, NH₃
pH range: 2–12 (no pH compensation)
Temperature range: 0–80°C (no temperature compensation)
Electrode slope: +56 ±3 mV/decade at 25°C
Electrode resistance: 1 to 5 MΩ
Minimum sample size: must be submerged 2.8 cm (1.1 in)

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Sensor Requirements

The Chloride Ion-Selective Electrode BNC connects via BNC to one of our Electrode Amplifiers.

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