A Salt Bridge for Use in Electrometric Measurements

Irving, George W.; Smith, Newbern

doi:10.1021/ac50092a052

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“…The electrodes were tested by measurement of the electromotive force between them in a multiple-necked cell containing 0.01 M silver nitrate. THE A very desirable salt bridge for this type of work is that described by Irving and Smith (4). The bridge is of conventional shape with ground-glass plugs at the ends; a film of solution between the plug and its socket conducts sufficient current, while the plug prevents mixing of the bridge and half-cell solutions.…”

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Equilibria in Silver Acetate Solutions.

MacDougall¹,

Peterson²

1947

J. Phys. Chem.

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Equilibria in Silver Acetate Solutions.

MacDougall¹,

Peterson²

1947

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“…Electrode Devices. An excellent type of salt bridge with a ground-glass stopper built in each end of the bridge (Figure 2) has been described by Irving and Smith (252). A bridge with sintered-glass ends is described by Laitinen (818).…”

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