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hello, for Redox buffer solutions, what is the uncertainty that we can accept? THANKS

Our solutions are at +/- 5 mV, on the other hand at the measurement level +/- 50 mV without worries

ok, the same value (+/- 50mV) for +220mV and +468 mV?

Yes

Redox measurement is very volatile

What does very volatile mean?

The measured values ​​may vary frequently. What is your concern?

My concern is that when I test buffer solutions, my values ​​have moved constantly. and sometimes I have values ​​+60mv compared to the reference value

so I don't know under what conditions I can have stable values

ok I will try your idea, thank you very much for your advice, I wish you a great day.

You are welcome, do not hesitate to contact us! Good day

Yes, I will come back to you. THANKS

Hello again, excuse me, I have a question just arrived

No worries

The interval that you told me +/-50mV is applied in all measurement conditions (I mean in a swimming pool as in the lab for a small 250ml flask or a 2l, 5l, 20l fermenter?

No, this is what I observe in the case of swimming pools

Ah ok, so if I test my redox probes with the buffer solutions at +220mV and +468mV the range of +/-50mV is still good?

Yes . but you also need to calibrate

Yes I calibrate before measuring, just to see if my probes are still good

OK

thanks again