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Physics man 2000
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Hello, can anyone advise about specified differences between ph meters for solutions, cream and oil.
Differences between ph meters for solutions, creams and oils
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Discussion Overview
The discussion revolves around the differences between pH meters designed for measuring pH in solutions, creams, and oils. Participants explore the suitability and functionality of various pH meters in different contexts, including potential applications and the nature of the materials being measured.
Discussion Character
- Exploratory, Technical explanation, Debate/contested
Main Points Raised
- One participant questions the original poster's intent and suggests that pH measurement may primarily apply to water-based mixtures or solutions.
- Another participant encourages the original poster to conduct their own research and share findings, implying that there may be specific considerations for different types of materials.
- There is a suggestion that the original poster might benefit from consulting merchants of pH meters for more tailored information.
- A participant mentions finding an interesting article related to the topic but emphasizes waiting for the original poster to provide their research before further discussion.
Areas of Agreement / Disagreement
The discussion does not reach a consensus, as participants express varying levels of skepticism about the original poster's question and the relevance of pH measurement across different materials.
Contextual Notes
Participants have not established specific criteria or definitions for the types of pH meters suitable for solutions, creams, and oils, leaving the discussion open-ended regarding the applicability of different meters.
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berkeman
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Welcome to PF. 
At PF, we require users to do their own research before posting questions here. So what have you found in your searching so far?
*But in linking to what you have found, please avoid linking to advertising websites...
To be honest, this looks like a spam setup post, but I'll play along for now.*Physics man 2000 said:
At PF, we require users to do their own research before posting questions here. So what have you found in your searching so far?
*But in linking to what you have found, please avoid linking to advertising websites...
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symbolipoint
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Maybe @berkeman made the right guess. Otherwise, did you try checking with merchants of pH meters? Is your question based on interest from your education, your experience, or a hoped-for application? I am strongly guessing that pH measurement would only have meaning for water-based blend or mixture or solution. Or maybe for some water dispersed in non-aqueous materials. Experts could respond.
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So I googled the question and found an interesting article quite easily.
Let's wait to the OP tells us what research they have done first.
Let's wait to the OP tells us what research they have done first.
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