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Consider pH 6.86 or pH 7.00 buffer (whichever is not used during the calibration) for the purpose of verification. If desired, an alternate buffer may be chosen. The pH reading for the buffer should agree within 0.05 pH units of the buffer value expected at that temperature.
There are three separate solutions that can be used to calibrate a pH meter, which include standard, millesimal, and technical solutions.
The only reliable way to determine whether a pH meter is accurate or not is to test it in standard solutions. Just like the only way you can tell if a scale is accurate is to test the standard weights.
The higher the usage and the amount of contamination, the more often you need to calibrate your pHmeter. Ensure a pH meter calibration twice a month to avoid measuring errors. It is also advisable to calibrate the pH meter in the following cases: When you use a new electrode.
Standard pH calibration solutions have an accuracy of +/- 0.01 pH at 25C (77F) and come in seven different pH values from 1.68 to 10.01. Our most popular and commonly used buffers (4.01, 7.01, and 10.01) are dyed different colors so they can be easily identified when you are busy working.
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For high-accuracy applications such as laboratories, the pH level should be calibrated before every use. However, for general-accuracy measurements like testing the pH of soil or aquarium water, the pH meter can be calibrated once, and then used continuously for a week or longer.
Standard buffering solutions by WTW are traceably certified to PTB/NIST for safe use. The buffers pH 1.679, pH 4.006, pH 6.865, pH 9.180 and pH 12,47 (PL 2, PL 4, PL 7, PL 9 and PL 12) are available in 250 ml bottles. They are accurate to 0.02 pH at 25 C, (excepetion buffer 12.47: 0.05 pH).
Steps to Calibrate Your pH Meter Place your pH sensors electrode directly into the pH7 solution. The measurement will docHub stability after 60 seconds. The meter should provide you with a pH value of 7.0 because of the solution youre using.

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