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Water Quality Index Research Methodologies: pH [pH Research Background] How to Measure pHA wide variety of test kits, hydrion/litmus papers and pH meters are available for determining pH. The directions below explain how to use a Hach Pocket Pal pH meter.
Notes: A. Place several drops of water in the protective cap to prevent the glass bulb from drying out. B. Large differences in pH readings may be caused by a dry electrode or weak batteries. C. Temperature changes and vibrations may require the recalibration of
the pH Pocket Pal. Calibrate the Pocket Pal by using a prepared pH 7.0
buffer solution. Adjust the digital display through the hole in the back by
using a small screwdriver to a 7.0 reading.
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