Ph Tester, Digital or Solution? |
Ph Tester, Digital or Solution? |
a320 |
Wed, 20 Feb 2008 8:58 pm
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Newbie Member No.: 3,544 Group: Member Posts: 9 Topics Started: 4 Joined: 20-Feb-08 Last seen online: Sun, 06 Jul 2008 7:12 pm User's local time: Mon, 16 Dec 2024 11:28 am Green Water: Not Telling Country: Brunei |
Hi Everyone,
My first post. Would like to know what is consensus on ph testers? Do most people use digital or solution? I'm currently using a milwaukee ph test pen for my aquarium tank (no green water) but it doesn't seem to instill confidence as i think my buffer solution is not accurate at all. What sort of calibration buffers do you all use? I'm not from singapore so a headache sourcing calibration solutions here. I've used the Ph test kits before and thought that a test pen is better....but having my doubts now as i'm not sure of the accuracy. Could appreciate if anyone could share their thoughts......and also if possible some test pens/ kits recommendations, where to get them from and the price. Thanks. |
goldrush |
Thu, 21 Feb 2008 4:42 pm
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RG Doc.com Member No.: 319 Group: Forum Doctor Posts: 3,327 Topics Started: 377 Joined: 25-Jun-04 Last seen online: Thu, 25 Jul 2024 4:16 pm User's local time: Mon, 16 Dec 2024 11:28 am Green Water: No Country: Singapore |
Perhaps this tip can help your calibration
http://www.rafflesgold.com/forums/index.ph...;hl=baking+soda Here are some written articles to support the claim that NaHCO3 will saturate at 8.4 and no more http://www.clarkekoi.com/Water.html http://www.akca.org/library/koimed1.htm That's my most economical way to calibrate my pH pen |
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