JUNCTION POTENTIAL VARIATIONS IN BLOOD pH MEASUREMENTS

Kater, John A. R.; Leonard, John E.; Matsuyama, George.

doi:10.1111/j.1749-6632.1968.tb20340.x

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“…Probably the most important of these is the generation of liquid junction potentials (Kater et al, 1968). Probably the most important of these is the generation of liquid junction potentials (Kater et al, 1968).…”

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Technical Aspects of Fetal and Intrauterine Pressure Monitoring

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1984

Fetal Physiology and Medicine

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“…As explained above, these should be repeatable to within ±0.01 pH units, although the absolute accuracy of the results in only within ±0.03 (Kater et al, 1968). Whenever possible, action should only be taken on pH values obtained from at least three aliquots of the fetal blood sample.…”

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