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What else is there besides conductivity? And I’m confused about what other interfering factors there are besides temperature
It is generally calibrated through chemical titration (acid-base titration). Note that the acid concentration–conductivity–temperature curve is three-dimensional; many factories set the range of the acid concentration meter to a very small value and use approximate methods.
1. In addition to the conductivity method, there are also methods such as the specific gravity method, ultrasonic density method, and refractometer method. 2. When using the conductivity method for detection, in addition to temperature issues, there are also problems related to the interference from the conductivity of impurities, as well as issues with the measurement transition points.
Thank you. Sometimes rapid changes in temperature have a significant impact, but other times the effect is minor. Is there a certain range for setting and adjustment?
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