pHavvik
pHavvik, or pH deviation, refers to the difference between the actual measured pH of a solution and a reference or target pH value. It is a common concept in chemistry, biology, environmental monitoring and industrial processes where pH control is important for reaction outcomes, stability, safety and quality.
pH is a measure of hydrogen ion activity in a solution, typically determined with a glass electrode
Several factors contribute to pHavvik. Temperature differences between the calibration and measurement conditions can shift the
Managing pHavvik involves regular calibration with appropriate buffers, ensuring temperature compensation is active, and standardizing measurement