pH Meter Operation Quiz

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What does a pH meter measure?

  • Density of the solution
  • Temperature of the solution
  • Hydrogen-ion activity in water-based solutions (correct)
  • Electrical resistance of the solution

How is the difference in electrical potential measured by a pH meter?

  • Between a reference electrode and a temperature sensor
  • Between a pH electrode and a temperature sensor
  • Between a pH electrode and a reference electrode (correct)
  • Between two pH electrodes

In what applications are pH meters used?

  • Laboratory experimentation and quality control (correct)
  • Monitoring wind speed and humidity
  • Testing electrical conductivity and magnetic properties
  • Measuring air quality and temperature

Why is knowledge of pH useful in chemical laboratory analyses?

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What is one of the uses of pH meters in agriculture?

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Study Notes

pH Meter Principles

  • A pH meter measures the pH of a solution, which is the negative logarithm of the hydrogen ion concentration.
  • The difference in electrical potential is measured by a pH meter through a voltaic cell, where the electrode potential difference between a reference electrode and a pH-sensitive electrode is proportional to the pH.

pH Meter Applications

  • pH meters are used in various applications, including laboratory analyses, industrial processes, and environmental monitoring.
  • Knowledge of pH is useful in chemical laboratory analyses because it helps to identify the nature of a substance, monitor chemical reactions, and detect the presence of contaminants.
  • In agriculture, one of the uses of pH meters is to determine the soil pH, which is essential for optimal plant growth, as it affects the availability of nutrients and the microbial activity in the soil.

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