Silversilverkloridelektrod
Silversilverkloridelektrod, often abbreviated as Ag/AgCl electrode, is a type of reference electrode commonly used in electrochemistry. Its primary function is to provide a stable and reproducible potential against which the potential of another electrode can be measured. This stability is crucial for accurate electrochemical measurements.
The construction of a silversilverkloridelektrod typically involves a silver wire coated with silver chloride. This silver-silver
The electrochemical principle behind its operation is the reversible redox reaction occurring at the silver-silver chloride