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Electrodes
Electrodes are critical components in measuring and monitoring chemical, biological, and physical processes. They serve as transducers converting ionic potentials into measurable electrical signals. Used across various fields like analytical chemistry, environmental monitoring, healthcare, and industrial processing, electrodes are designed for specific measurements—pH, conductivity, dissolved oxygen, and ion concentration. Their accuracy, sensitivity, and specificity are pivotal for research, quality control, and process optimization, making them indispensable in laboratories and industrial settings for ensuring precision in analytical procedures and maintaining standards.