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Re: Portable pH meters
- Subject: Re: Portable pH meters
- From: Janet Farnsworth <janet_tc@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 20 Aug 2002 05:44:25 +0100
- In-reply-to: <E0EA5A04E018FE47B63804A6DCC601624754E0@afhe1.xafhe.ualberta.ca>
- Message-id: <GYRfmC.E.OY.0IWLAB@lindy.stanford.edu>
- Sender: Textile Conservators <TEXCONS@xxxxxxxxxxx>
I would just like to add a word of caution: My experience of pH meters
is very mixed and I suggest that before you buy a flat electrode meter,
you test it on all the surfaces you might want to measure the pH of, [in
case it need to make the surfaces so wet it is unusable] and ask about
recalibration and indeed about drying out problems.
I would be very interested in the results of your research; I am sure
that pH meters have improved since I last looked at them.
message <E0EA5A04E018FE47B63804A6DCC601624754E0@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
, Ellis, Shirley <shirley.ellis@xxxxxxxxxxx> writes
>Hello,
>We are looking for a portable pH meter with a flat electrode that can read
>the pH of textiles or paper, or liquids. Does anyone have or know of one
>that they can recommend?
>
>thanks,
>
>Shirley
>
>Shirley Ellis, MAC, CAPC
>FSO/Conservator
>Department of Human Ecology
>B-20 Human Ecology Building
>University of Alberta
>Edmonton, Alberta T6G 2N1
>ph (780) 492-7678 fax (780) 492-4821
>email: shirley.ellis@xxxxxxxxxxx
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Janet Farnsworth