Description
Conductivity Standard Hamilton is a glycerine-based conductivity standard specified at 15 µS/cm (25 °C) and packed as 250 ml in glass. The preparation is described with a density of 1,2 g/cm³ and a boiling point greater than 100 °C. This 15 µS/cm (25 °C) glycerine-based solution is intended for laboratory conductivity work that requires a defined low-range reference at the stated temperature. The 250 ml glass pack allows controlled use of the standard on the bench. Physical characterisation includes density 1,2 g/cm³ and boiling point >100 °C. Offered from manufacturer Hamilton, the product matches specifications that call for a glycerine-based conductivity standard of 15 µS/cm at 25 °C. Laboratories may use it when verifying or adjusting conductivity measuring systems against that nominal value. The glycerine-based medium, glass container and 250 ml fill distinguish this presentation. Density 1,2 g/cm³ and boiling point above 100 °C are the listed physical data for the 250 ml glass pack of Conductivity Standard Hamilton 15 µS/cm (25 °C).
This article is part of Conductivity meters & cells, in pH & electrochemistry. See also pH meters.
Key features
- Pack size: 250 ml glass
- Density: 1,2 g/cm³
- Boiling point: >100 °C
- Product type: Conductivity standard
- Conductivity: 15 µS/cm (25 °C)
- Formulation: glycerine-based
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A conductivity meter and its cell measure how well a solution carries current. The cell constant is the geometry that converts conductance to conductivity, and it is calibrated with a standard. Temperature compensation matters because conductivity rises with temperature.
A pH meter is a voltmeter on a glass electrode. The voltage tracks hydrogen-ion activity, and the electrode is converted to pH only after it is adjusted with buffers of known value. Conductivity measures how well a solution carries a current, which for dilute salts tracks concentration. Dissolved oxygen and titration are further electrodes on the same idea: a sensor, a standard, and a reading that is only as fresh as the calibration. Buffer values and chemical identity sit on PubChem. Accreditation of the calibration laboratory is the field of BELAC and EURAMET.
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