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conductivity rods
Conductivity Rods
Product Description
Conductivity rods are laboratory instruments used to measure the electrical conductivity of liquids, which indicates the ionic content and purity of a solution. Typically made from corrosion-resistant materials like stainless steel or graphite, these rods serve as electrodes immersed in liquid samples to detect the flow of electric current. Conductivity rods are essential for water quality testing, chemical analysis, and various industrial processes where monitoring solution conductivity is critical.
Electrode Platinum Pair
Electrode Platinum Pair consists of two high-purity platinum electrodes used in laboratory and industrial electrochemical applications. Renowned for their excellent chemical inertness, corrosion resistance, and superior electrical conductivity, platinum electrodes provide stable and reliable performance in harsh chemical environments. These electrodes are commonly employed in electrolysis, standard electrode potential measurements, and catalysis research. Typically designed as pairs, they facilitate accurate current flow and measurement in analytical and research settings, making them indispensable in pharmaceutical, environmental, and chemical laboratories.
