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ORP Sensor |
ORP Sensor
Order Code:
ORP-BTA |
For LabQuest, LabPro,
Go! Link, CBL 2™, and CBL |
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The ORP Sensor is automatically
detected when connected.
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The ORP Sensor is used in 2 experiments
and in 1 innovative use [more info]
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The Vernier ORP can measure
redox potential in the range of -450 to
+1100 mV. Readings toward the positive
region of this range indicate a strong
oxidizing agent, while readings toward
the negative region indicate a strong
reducing agent. Resolution (with LabPro)
is 0.5 mV.
The ORP sensor measures the ability of a
solution to act as an oxidizing agent or
reducing agent. ORP stands for
oxidation-reduction potential. For
example, ORP electrodes are often used
to measure the oxidizing ability of
chlorine in swimming pools, or to
determine when the equivalence point has
been reached in an oxidation-reduction
reaction. The ORP Sensor is designed to
be used with the following interfaces:
- Vernier LabPro® (for
use with computers, TI graphing
calculators, or Palm OS®
handhelds)
- Texas Instruments CBL 2™ or
original CBL™ System
- Universal Lab Interface (ULI)
- Serial Box Interface (SBI)
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ORP Sensor
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ORP-BTA
(For LabQuest,
LabPro, Go! Link, CBL 2™, and CBL)
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NOTE: All Vernier products are designed for
educational use only. Our equipment is not designed or
recommended for research or any apparatus involved with
any industrial or commercial process such as life
support, patient diagnosis, control of a manufacturing
process, or industrial testing of any kind. More
information.
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