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- Hanna Instruments
- Model
- HI 4015
- Category
- Other Electronics
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- Languages
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- Last added
- 2012-07-10
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Hanna Instruments HI 4015/HI 4115 Silver/Sulfide Ion Selective Electrode Instruction Manual
This document provides instructions for the Hanna Instruments HI 4015 (solid state half-cell) and HI 4115 (combination electrode). These devices are designed for the potentiometric measurement of free silver or sulfide ions in aqueous solutions. The manual details their operating principles, including the Nernst equation application.
Read onlineHanna Instruments HI 4015 specifications
| Type | Solid State electrode with a Silver/ Sulfide pellet |
|---|---|
| Measurement range (Silver) | 1.0 M to 1 x 10^-7 M |
| Operating Temperature | 0-80°C |
| Connection type | BNC |
Source: Hanna Instruments HI 4015/HI 4115 Silver/Sulfide Ion Selective Electrode Instruction Manual
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Questions answered in these manuals
What equipment is required to use the HI 4015?
The HI 4015 requires a separate reference electrode, specifically the Hanna HI5315 Double Junction Reference Electrode with HI 7072 Fill Solution.
From: Hanna Instruments HI 4015/HI 4115 Silver/Sulfide Ion Selective Electrode Instruction Manual
What is the acceptable slope change for a silver sensor?
An acceptable value for the slope difference between two mV readings is 56 +/- 4 mV.
From: Hanna Instruments HI 4015/HI 4115 Silver/Sulfide Ion Selective Electrode Instruction Manual
What equipment is required to use the HI 4015 electrode?
You need a Hanna HI 5315 Double Junction Reference Electrode with HI 7072 Fill Solution, a suitable ion or pH/mV meter (like the HI 4222), and a magnetic stirrer.
From: Hanna Instruments HI 4015/HI 4115 Silver/Sulfide Ion Selective Electrode Instruction Manual
What is the acceptable slope change for a fresh silver standard?
The difference between two mV values should be approximately 56 ± 4 mV.
From: Hanna Instruments HI 4015/HI 4115 Silver/Sulfide Ion Selective Electrode Instruction Manual