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1 Ion-selective Measurements Ion-selective measurement is a method for determining the concentration of dissolved ions. Potassium ions, sodium ions, fluoride or chloride are examples of such cations and anions that are directly measured in solutions. Indirect methods such as titration allow the determination of aluminum, nickel ions, or sulfate. Measurement with ISEs, like the measurement of, is a potentiometric method. ISEs are in two configurations: 1. Separate ion-selective electrode and reference electrode An introduction to ion-selective measurement technology, as well as application reports, are available on our CD-ROM entitled Principles of measurement technology. 2. Combined ion-selective electrode with built-in reference electrode The ion-selective membrane of the electrode consists of a sparingly soluble salt of the ion to be measured (solid state electrodes), a PVC-membrane, modified by an ion ex changer or ion carrier (matrix electrodes), glass (glass electrode) or a gas-permeable plastic (gas-sensitive electrodes). The activity of the ions to be measured determines the electrode voltage. With increasing activity of the anions the voltage turns more negative; with increasing activity of cations, more positive. A /ISE meter uses the electrode signal to calculate the concentration of the sample. The wide range of possible applications include the measurement of fluoride concentration according to DIN Chloride content determination in concrete samples or nitrate concentration determination in fruit juices are further examples of the ways in which ion-selective measurement technology can be applied. Determination of Application Lead (Pb 2+ ) Soil samples Bromide (Br ) Wine, plants Cadmium (Cd 2+ ) Soil samples Calcium (Ca 2+ ) Dairy products Chloride (CI ) Drinking water, food Cyanide (CN ) Electroplating baths Fluoride (F )Toothpaste, cement Iodide (I ) Saltwater Potassium (K + ) Wine, fertilizer Copper (Cu 2+ ) Electroplating baths Sodium (Na + ) Wine, boiler feed water Nitrate (NO 3 ) Baby food, fertilizer, wastewater Silver (Ag + ) Electroplating baths Sulfide (S 2 ) Proteins, sediments 48
2 Laboratory Meters Application Range Ion-selective Measurements Recommended by WTW Application Range Suitable Laboratory ISE Benchtop Meters inolab /ION 7320** inolab /ION 7320 Portable meters /ION 340i/3400i*, Multi 350i/3500i* Occasional, simple ISE measurement m l Routine and standard measurement l m Advanced methods and procedures l see page 49 22, 51 Reliable documentation of ISE measurements with the inolab /ION 7320 The new inolab /ION 7320 is ideal for precision measurements and automatic documentation acc. to GLP/ AQA in quality laboratories for all branches. Optional available with built-in printer. 2-channel instrument for simultaneous measuring of, ISE or Redox Data transfer via USB interface For fast data transfer in.csv format or via the optional integrated printer CMC function for monitoring the measuring range for and ISE measurements * North American version ** available in Q4/2012 Software/ Printers Colony Counter Parameter ISE ORP Multiparameter Conductivity Dissolved Oxygen (D.O.) Data logger/ flow + level Turbidity Photometers BOD/ Respiration 49
3 Measuring stability Repeatable measuring results through active, automatic and stable measuring values The CMC function for and ISE visualizes the ideal measuring range and supports correct measuring. Graphic display with text menu for convenient handling Documentation acc. to GLP/AQA Alphanumeric entry of electrode serial number Transfer of all data in.csv format via USB interface to PC, a formatted transfer to Excel is also possible (MultiLab Importer software, included in the delivery scope or available as download). Data can be printed directly from the instrument via the optional integrated printer. Flexile and high-performing: 1 to 5 point calibration for 1 to 7 point calibration for ISE, also non-linear Blank value correction, increment methods: known addition, known subtraction, sample addition, sample subtraction, double known addition Value of concentration for different units Selectable AutoRead criterion DIN- or BNC model Backlit graphic display with CMC Technical Data Model /ION 7320 Range/ Resolution Accuracy (±1 digit) Calibration Ordering Information inolab Laboratory ISE Meter SETs Order No. Order No. inolab /ION 7320 inolab /ION 7320P mv Temperature Concentration mv Temperature AutoCal AutoCal-Tec ConCal ISECal mv mv C/0,1 C ( F) mg/l mg/l mg/l mg/l ±0.004 ±0.01 ±0.2 mv, ±1 mv ±0.1 K MultiCal automatic calibration: 2-/3-/4-/5-point 2-/3-/4-/5-point 1-/2-point 2- bis 7-point Special functions: Known addition (single) Known subtraction Sample addition Sample subtraction Blank value addition Known addition with Blank value correction Precise and convenient /mv/ise benchtop meter for measurements/ documentation according GLP/AQA, with dual channel input. Single instrument with universal power supply, stand and operation manual, software and USB cable. Precise and convenient /mv/ise benchtop meter for measurements/ documentation according GLP/AQA, with dual channel input, with integrated thermal printer. Single instrument with universal power supply, stand and operation manual, software and USB cable. 1GA340 1GA340P 1GA330 1GA330P IP 43 cetlus 3 Year Warranty with BNC plug with DIN plug 50
4 Laboratory & Portable Meters Portable ISE Meter Parameter /ION 340i/3400i* Handy, waterproof Up to 1500 hours continuous operation GLP, mv and ISE measurements in one hand The /mv and ISE meter /ION 340i/3400i* offer the highest degree of flexibility possible. For measurements the instrument can be calibrated manually or auto matically and offers simultaneous display of and temperature. For measurements with ion-selective electrodes the /lon 340i/3400i* offers concentration display in mg/l. Direct display in mv to ±999.9 mv in 0.1 mv steps; and to ±1999 mv in 1 mv steps. Even in these higher ranges the concentration is calculated from a mv resolution of 0.1 mv. Calibration is carried out with up to three standards (selected from 16 standards in the range of 0.01 to 1000 mg/l). The instrument can be used in-the-lab or in-the-field, operating on either AC power or rechargeable battery for up to 1500 hours, with convenient LoBat warning. Lightweight and compact, these robust meters are both waterproof and submersible to IP 66/67. The built-in data logger for up to 500 measurements together with GLP calibration protocol offer a com pre hensive system for documenting results. With analog or digital data transfer (RS 232), automatic recognition of stable measurements (AutoRead), electrode evaluation and calibration interval monitoring functions ensure reproducible and comprehensible measurements. ISE ORP Multiparameter Conductivity Dissolved Oxygen (D.O.) Data logger/ flow + level Technical Data Model Range/ Resolution Accuracy (±1 digit) Calibration mv Temperature Concentration AutoCal AutoCal-Tec ConCal ISECal /ION 340i/3400i* mv mv C/0.1 C ( F) mg/l ±0.003 ±0.01 ±0.2 mv, ±1 mv ±0.1 K Ordering Information Portable ISE Meter MultiCal automatic calibration: 2-point 2-point 1-/2-point 2-/3-point Order No. /ION 340i/3400i* Robust and waterproof portable ISE meter with data logger and serial interface 2G Universal power supply 100 V V, Hz; for 340i series IP 66 IP 67 cetlus 3 Year Warranty * North American version Turbidity Photometers BOD/ Respiration Colony Counter Software/ Printers 51
5 reference electrode Ion-selective Electrodes WTW offers a complete range of ion-selective electrodes for challenging ISE applications. Choose between two types: the 500 Series half cells, which require a separate reference electrode, or the 800 Series combination electrodes. 500 Series The 500 Series half cells require a separate reference electrode (exception: the Ammonia electrode NH 500/2 contains an integrated reference electrode). Half Cells Series 500 Electrode type Membrane Determinable ions Half cell, reference electrode necessary: Measuring range Ammonia (NH + 4 ) Ammonia NH 500/ mg/l x 10-2 mol/l Lead (Pb 2+ ) S Lead Pb mg/l mol/l Bromide (Br - ) S Bromide Br mg/l 5 x mol/l Cadmium (Cd 2+ ) S Cadmium Cd mg/l mol/l Calcium (Ca 2+ ) L Calcium, Ca mg/l Magnesium 5 x Chloride (CI - ) S Chloride CI mg/l R 503/P 5 x mol/l Cyanide (CN - ) Fluoride (F - ) S S Cyanide Fluoride, Aluminum CN 500 F 500 (2 mm pin plug) 0, mg/l 8 x mol/l sat. mg/l Iodide (I - ) S Phosphate 3, Lithium3 Iodide, Thiosulfate I 500 or sat. mol/l mg/l Mercury R 503 D 10 x mol/l Potassium (K + ) 5 L Potassium K 500 (4 mm mg/l banana mol/l plug) Copper (Cu 2+ ) S Copper, Nickel 3 Cu mg/l mol/l Bridge electrolyte Ionic strength adjustment solution Standard solution (Conc. 10 g/l) For ordering information for ISE electrodes and accessories, see WTW Product Details. range MZ/NH 3 /CN ES/NH ELY/BR/503 ISA/FK ES/Pb 4-7 ELY/BR/503 ISA/FK ES/Br 1-12 ELY/BR/503 ISA/FK 2-8 ELY/BR/503 ISA/Ca ES/Ca 2,5-11 ELY/BR/503 ISA/FK ES/CI 2-12 ELY/BR/503 MZ/NH 3 /CN 0-14 ELY/BR/503 TISAB ES/F 5-7 ELY/BR/503 ISA/FK ES/I 0-14 ELY/BR/503/K ISA/K ES/K 2-12 ELY/BR/503 ISA/FK ES/Cu 2-6 Sodium (Na + ) 5 G Sodium DX 223 NA mg/l ISA/Na ES/Na >10 2 x mol/l Nitrate (NO - 3 ) 5 L Nitrate NO mg/l ELY/BR/503/N TISAB/NO 3 ES/NO 3 2, x mol/l Silver (Ag + )5 S Silver Ag/S mg/l ELY/BR/503 ISA/FK 2-12 Sulfide (S 2- )5 S Sulfide Ag/S mg/l ELY/BR/ Exchange measuring head 2 S = solid state electrode, L = matrix electrode, G = glass electrode 3 Titration 4 Use according to operating instructions 5 Formulations for additionally required solutions are given in the application steps and operating instructions 52
6 Ion-selective Electrodes 800 Series Parameter These combination electrodes with built-in reference are easy-to-use, and offer the option of measuring in small volume samples. Plus, they have an out-standing price performance ratio. ISE ORP Multiparameter Combined ISE Electrodes Series 800 Electrode type Membran Determinable ions Built-in reference electrode Measuring range Lead (Pb 2+ ) S Lead Pb mg/l mol/l Bromide (Br - ) S Bromide Br mg/l 5 x mol/l Cadmium (Cd 2+ ) S Cadmium Cd mg/l mol/l Calcium (Ca 2+ ) L Calcium, Ca mg/l Magnesium 5 x Chloride (CI - ) S Chloride Cl mg/l 5 x mol/l Cyanide (CN - ) S Cyanide CN mg/l 8 x mol/l Fluoride (F - ) S Fluoride, Aluminum F sat. mg/l Phosphate 3, Lithium sat. mol/l Iodide (I - ) S Iodide, Thiosulfate Mercury I mg/l 10 x mol/l Bridge electrolyte Ionic strength adjustment solution Standard solution (Conc. 10 g/l) For ordering information for ISE electrodes and accessories, see WTW Product Details. range ELY/BR/503 ISA/FK ES/Pb 4-7 ELY/BR/503 ISA/FK ES/Br 1-12 ELY/BR/503 ISA/FK 2-8 ELY/BR/503 ISA/Ca ES/Ca 2,5-11 ELY/BR/503 ISA/FK ES/CI 2-12 ELY/BR/503 MZ/NH 3 /CN 0-14 ELY/BR/503 TISAB ES/F 5-7 ELY/BR/503 ISA/FK ES/I 0-14 Potassium (K + ) L Potassium K mg/l ELY/BR/503/K ISA/K ES/K mol/l Copper (Cu 2+ ) S Copper, Nickel Cu mg/l ELY/BR/503 ISA/FK ES/Cu mol/l Nitrate (NO - 3 ) L Nitrate NO mg/l ELY/BR/503/N TISAB/NO 3 ES/NO 3 2, x mol/l Silver (Ag + ) S Silver Ag/S mg/l ELY/BR/503 ISA/FK 2-12 Sulfide (S 2- ) S Sulfide Ag/S mg/l ELY/BR/ Exchange measuring head 2 S = solid state electrode, L = matrix electrode, G = glass electrode 3 Titration 4 Use according to operating instructions 5 Formulations for additionally required solutions are given in the application steps and operating instructions Conductivity Dissolved Oxygen (D.O.) Data logger/ flow + level Turbidity Photometers BOD/ Respiration Colony Counter Software/ Printers 53
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