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pH Measurement is very common in industrial processes, plating, wastewater treatment and environmental monitoring. Using a pH data logger to record pH provides information on long-term trends and the impact of various factors along with providing information for quality control, compliance reporting and alarming. However, to capture accurate measurements there are 3 important considerations that can directly affect measurement accuracy. We have put together this quick blog post on selecting a data logger to measure pH which includes common problems and recommended solutions.
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