Using a pH Meter - Everything You Need to Know About pH

Lots of people have to test pH. In this video, get an in depth understanding about what you are measuring, choosing the right pH meter, how to use a pH meter, and how to calibrate different types of pH testers and meters.
Hanna Instruments is dedicated to giving you the right information to help you test better to get better results. Whether you're a hobbyist or a lab technician testing pH, it's good to know more about pH and how your pH meter works.
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[@qufeng49]

A very informative video covering all important aspect of pH measuring. Hope to see more videos like this in the future, perhaps covering different parameters such as dissolved oxygen or water ammonia level measurements.

[@HannaInc]

Thanks for the support! Looking forward to introducing more videos like the ones you've described.

[@rabbit929]

Fuuuuck I just wanted to know if an electronic tester is a good idea for my pool and I accidentally became a water quality engineer.

[@franmasawi7366]

Well done thank you

[@michaelvincentmhagama914]

Thanks

[@mimibouchachi7392]

Thank you so much

[@Saltwateraquariumdotcom]

Nice!

[@mikaangelraguindin1060]

What are the things you need to consider when testing substances for their pH level?

[@johannaetrishamorgan6850]

Thank you well done 👍

[@HannaInc]

Thank you!

[@bodyhavenskincare8791]

I got the Hanna ph pocket tester but I still can’t use it as it never goes to zero when I put it on,it keeps reading continuously even when I haven’t dipped it in any solution pls help

[@50footofflame91]

it shouldn't go to zero when you turn it on; if it did then that would mean something extremely acidic is on the end of your probe. If you are storing it in a solution, when not in use; it is just reading the pH of that solution. Just rinse it off with RO or DI water and then use it on what you are wanting to test.

[@russellmoffat2754]

The content is interesting but it sounds like he's talking with his head in a bucket. The lapel mic is picking up echos from the walls of the room.

[@theprettystars5644]

Doesn't a reading of 6 pH have 10x greater conc of H ions than a pH of 7.......not the other way around?

[@nathanapocalypse1992]

I come here for this comment, after watching the video for class.

[@NIKOSCEM]

I am thinking the same too... The lower pH means higher [H+] concentration!

[@IRailroad]

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[@robertbolin4391]

This guy is good but I can’t stop looking at his eyebrows. Am I the only one?

[@jakegaydos3325]

why does the thumbnail to this video have a graph saying soda is a base? pretty sure that's wrong, and soda is an acid.

[@amielaberilla1299]

Thanks