A half-cell reaction approach for pH calculation using a solid-state chloride ion-selective electrode with a hydrogen ion-selective ion-sensitive field effect transistor

Gonski, S. Fisher; Luther, George W.; Kelley, Amanda L.; Martz, Todd R.; Roberts, Elliott G.; Li, Xinyu; Dong, Bo; Watson, Jordan A.; Wirth, Taylor S.; Hussain, Najid; Feris Serrano, Randy J.; Hale, Edward; Cai, Wei-Jun

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A half-cell reaction approach for pH calculation using a solid-state chloride ion-selective electrode with a hydrogen ion-selective ion-sensitive field effect transistor

2024
By Gonski, S. Fisher ; Luther, George W. ; Kelley, Amanda L. ; ...

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Marine Chemistry
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Gonski, S. Fisher ; Luther, George W. ; Kelley, Amanda L. ; Martz, Todd R. ; Roberts, Elliott G. ; Li, Xinyu ; Dong, Bo ; Watson, Jordan A. ; Wirth, Taylor S. ; Hussain, Najid ; Feris Serrano, Randy J. ; Hale, Edward ; Cai, Wei-Jun
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Here, we explicitly define a half-cell reaction approach for pH calculation using the electrode couple comprised of the solid-state chloride ion-selective electrode (Cl-ISE) as the reference electrode and the hydrogen ion-selective ion-sensitive field effect transistor (ISFET) of the Honeywell Durafet as the hydrogen ion (H+)-sensitive measuring or working electrode.
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Marine Chemistry, 261, 104373
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.marchem.2024.104373
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0304-4203
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Elsevier BV
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