Ch. 23 Potentiometric Methods
-Often called Ion Selective Electrodes (ISE) or pIon Electrodes, because the data obtained from them are usually presented as p-functions, (pH, pCa, pNO 3 ) - The general mechanism by which an ion selective potential develops in these devices depends on the nature of the membrane and is entirely different from the
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