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Title:
Ion selective electrode
Abstract:
An ion-sensitive electrode for measuring the concentration of a predetermined ion in a liquid is described which employs a metal hydride, such as palladium hydride, or a metal-alloy hydride in proximity with, or in contact with, a mixture of an acid and the salt of the acid with the predetermined ion. The hydride may be precharged with hydrogen or may be charged in situ.
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Inventors:
Dobson, John V. (Hartlepool, GB)
Application Number:
811845
Filing Date: 1977-06-30 Publication_date: 1979-05-01 Assignee:
National Research Development Corporation (London, GB2)
Primary Class(es):
204/412
204/406
Other Classes:
US Patent Ref:
| 3258414 | Jun, 1966 | Gregor et al. | 204/195. | | 3835013 | Sep, 1974 | Grubb et al. | 204/195. |
Other Refs:
Other References:
Al Attar et al., "J. of Electroanalytical Chemistry", vol. 27, 1970, pp. 59-67. Schwing et al., "Analytica Chemica Acta", vol. 15, 1956, pp. 379-388. Dobson et al., "The Palladium-Hydride Reference Electrode in Hydrogen-Free Electrolyte Solutions at Elevated Temperatures", (Reprint of paper presented at an International Conference at the University of Surrey in England, Jan. 1973). |