Electrical conductivity sensor
Wireless conductivity sensor for solutions: electrolytes, conductometric titration and assessment of dissolved mineral content in water.
Wireless digital sensor for measuring the electrical conductivity of solutions. Supports six educational experiments: comparison of solutions of strong and weak electrolytes, change in conductivity upon dilution, conductometric titration with determination of the equivalence point, study of electrolytic dissociation, assessment of the dissolved mineral content of drinking and natural water, distinction between ionic and molecular substances using the example of salt and sugar. Suitable for chemistry lessons and environmental practical activities.
- Comparison of electrical conductivity of solutions of strong and weak electrolytes
- Observation of changes in conductivity when diluting solutions of salts, acids and alkalis
- Conductometric titration: locating the equivalence point from the change in slope of the curve
- Study of electrolytic dissociation and degree of ionization of substances
- Assessing the dissolved mineral content of drinking, distilled and natural water
- Distinguishing ionic and molecular substances by the conductivity of their solutions (salt and sugar)
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