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Always wear gloves, goggles, and lab coats while handling solutions. Buffers should always be read at accurate pH. Do not immerse electrodes in the buffer solutions before rinsing the electrodes thoroughly with deionized water. Do not mix buffers with other solutions or contaminate with samples.
What do you use to calibrate a pH meter? First place the electrode in the pH7 solution. After approximately 1 minute the measurement will be stable. Rinse the electrode well with demineralized water and then place the electrode in the pH4 buffer solution. Repeat these steps until a reliable measurement is obtained.
0:22 9:25 Since this video isnt intended to replace the instructions. But rather help clarify them since theyMoreSince this video isnt intended to replace the instructions. But rather help clarify them since they can be a little confusing. Heres whats needed for the calibration.
Preparation of calibration buffer Around 30 mL solutions of three different calibration buffer solutions are used one at pH 10.00, another at pH 7.00, and the third at pH 4.01. After pouring these solutions in to 50 mL beakers, they can be covered with a watch glass or a parafilm before the process of calibration.
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.

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As a general rule, pH meters used daily should be calibrated daily. For periodic use, meters should be calibrated before each use or at least once a week. If you are using difficult samples, you may need to calibrate your meter more frequently, even daily. Older instruments may also require more frequent calibration.
For Short-Range pH Testing A 2-point calibration is the minimum requirement (for example, at pH 4 and 7 OR at pH 7 and 10). The slope value is always displayed by the meter after the calibration and in the meters calibration log. Compare the displayed value to the 90 to 105 % criteria.

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