Xylem Analytics Blog

  • 7/12/2024
  • Dr. Klaus Reithmayer

Calibration of an oxygen sensor

Here you can find out from our expert why and how electrochemical and optical oxygen sensors need to be calibrated.more

  • 7/5/2024
  • Dr. Klaus Reithmayer

How do I measure dissolved oxygen?

Here you can find out from our expert how best to measure the important parameter "dissolved oxygen".more

  • 7/3/2024
  • Dr. Klaus Reithmayer

Dissolved Oxygen – An Introduction

Oxygen is a vital component for almost all living beings, but also an important element for countless natural and industrial processes. more

  • 7/2/2024
  • Dr. Patrick Wolf

Phosphate elimination – measure, precipitate, control with the Alyza IQ PO4

From the EU level to individual specifications for wastewater treatment plants - the discharge values for phosphorus are decreasing. The Alyza IQ PO4 provides continuous and precise values for the required phosphate precipitation.more

  • 6/28/2024
  • Stefan Kaus

Which kind of pH electrode do I need for my acid-base titration application?

In an ideal world, there would be only one pH electrode for all their acid-base titrations. In this ideal world, it would not matter whether the solution to be titrated was aqueous or non-aqueous, had a high or low conductivity and whether only a few ml were to be titrated in a small vessel or 250 ml in a 400 ml beaker. One electrode would fit all of these applications.more

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