The Conductivity Probe (CON-BTA), as well as the Go Direct® Conductivity Probe (GDX-CON), electrode body is made of ABS plastic with a graphite electrode while the Platinum-Cell Conductivity Probe (CONPT-BTA), electrode body is made of epoxy with...
In order to calibrate a Conductivity Probe, or to confirm that a saved calibration is accurate, you should have a supply of standard solutions that cover the range of values you will be measuring. There are multiple ways to obtain these solutions:
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No. None of our ORP sensors can be used for Cyclic Voltammetry; but we do offer an instrument that will do this directly: Go Direct® Cyclic Voltammetry System (GDX-CVS)
The Oxidation-Reduction Potential (ORP) Sensor is a two-electrode system t...
There are a few things to consider to help improve the performance of your ORP readings:
1) The accuracy of a new electrode is +/- 20 mV. If you are seeing changes over time within 20 mV of a value, then it's just noise.
2) If the value is d...
The ideal test solution for an ORP electrode is a commercially-produced standard. Many companies sell ORP standards: Hach, Cole Parmer, and Hanna are three examples.
You can also prepare you own test solution. Here are the recipes for two:
Light's S...
The Vernier Arduino® Interface Shield (BT-ARD), has four sensor ports; two analog and two digital. The shield connects the sensor lines to the following Arduino pins:
Analog 1
Sensor pin 1 (+/-10 V output line) - Arduino pin A1
Sensor pin 2...
Vernier does sell a Dual-Range Force Sensor (DFS-BTA), and a Go Direct® Force and Acceleration Sensor (GDX-FOR), that can be used for this application. We have not tested these sensors in-house, but several college professors have told us that th...
Vernier currently sells four different types of Heart Rate sensors, the Go Wireless Heart Rate, the Go Wireless Exercise Heart Rate, the Hand Grip Heart Rate Monitor and the Exercise Heart Rate Monitor. All products use a Polar Transmitter Module, th...
When we update our lab books, we review all the experiments. Occasionally, we revise experiments to fix errors or remove equipment that can present an unnecessary hazard to students.
In 2017, when we released the 4th editions of Middle School Sci...
When we update our lab books, we review all the experiments. Occasionally, we revise experiments to fix errors or remove equipment that can present an unnecessary hazard to students.
In 2017, when we released the 4th editions of some of our lab book...