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What is a pH meter?

A pH meter is a device used for measuring. pH of any unknown solution. It is composed of:

a) A reference electrode

b) Glass electrode whose potential depends on the pH of the solution surrounding it

c) An electrometer, a device capable of measuring very small potential difference in a circuit of extremely high resistance.


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