Technical Note: A Practical “Reference” Electrode for Aqueous Phosphate Solutions Up to 300 C

Tischner, H.; Wendler-Kalsch, E.; Kaesche, Helmut

doi:10.5006/0010-9312-36.9.510

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“…AuBerdem werden in der Literatur die Bezugselektroden 2. Art Ag/Ag3P04 [31], Ni/NiS [32], Pb/Pb12 1331, Ag/AgO 1341 und Pt/PtO [35] eingehend beschrieben.…”

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Bezugselektroden f�r elektrochemische Messungen

Kaden

Vonau

1998

J. Prakt. Chem.

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Reference Electrodes for Electrochemical Measurements Recent advances in the development of reference electrodes for amperometric and voltammetric measurements are reviewed. The suitability of all‐solid‐state electrodes as reference electrodes for pH measurement for use with an glass electrode and for other potentiometric measurements is evaluated. The role of new technologies, as thick film and as thin film technology, are discussed. References for microelectrodes are represented.

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“…AuBerdem werden in der Literatur die Bezugselektroden 2. Art Ag/Ag3P04 [31], Ni/NiS [32], Pb/Pb12 1331, Ag/AgO 1341 und Pt/PtO [35] eingehend beschrieben.…”

Section: Weitere Bezugselektroden Rnit Jliissigem Elektrolytenunclassified

Bezugselektroden f�r elektrochemische Messungen

Kaden

Vonau

1998

J. Prakt. Chem.

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Silver Compounds

Cappel

2000

Kirk-Othmer Encyclopedia of Chemical Technology

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Most silver compounds are made from aqueous silver nitrate, which in turn is made from silver metal. Silver compounds are found in nature, but are neither ubiquitous nor prevalent. Silver salts are therefore expensive. Much of the silver produced annually in the United States comes from recycled metal. The primary usage of silver compounds occurs in the photographic industry. Silver compounds are also utilized in batteries, as catalysts, to form the reflective backings of mirrors, and for electroplating silver. Silver(I) compounds and complexes are the most stable, although some materials of higher silver oxidation are known. Some aqueous silver solutions serve as antiseptics; other as analytic reagents.

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