Metal electrode refers to an electrode in which the electrode metal reaches a balance with the metal ions in the electrolyte, such as a silver electrode. Ag/Ag+、Zinc electrode Zn/Zn2+wait. Generally, it forms a measurement electrode pair with the corresponding reference electrode, which is mainly used for titration analysis such as redox and precipitation.

Application of metal electrodes
213/213-01Platinum electrode: Pairing with the corresponding reference electrode is often used for non-water titration, redox titration, and precipitation titration.
214/214-01Antimony electrode: Antimony electrode is not corroded by hydrofluoric acid, generally measured with hydrofluoric acid solution pH Antimony electrodes are often used in values.
501 Rechargeable composite ORP Electrode: mainly used to measure redox potential.
Dual Platinum Electrode: Paired with the corresponding reference electrode is often used for permanent stop titration.
216/216-01Silver electrode: Pairing with the corresponding reference electrode is often used for precipitation titration.

Technical parameters