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Problems with PH meter measurements

2018-08-09View Original

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According to the general range classification, the pH scale ranges from 0 to 14. Then why do instruments often indicate that the measurement range is -2 to 16? Isn’t it only 0-14?
Reply #22018-08-09
I’ve never encountered it; I’ve only seen 0-14 and 2-12
Reply #32018-08-10
:)Because the typical pH measurement range is indicated as -2 to 16, so it doesn’t really make much sense in that case
Reply #42018-09-26
That’s because you don’t understand the significance of pH testing; you only know about aqueous solutions. Do you know that there are also situations where it’s necessary to measure pH in organic solvents?

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