What is best way to measure pH in viscous oil sample?

How to assess the osmotic power of a substance?

Hello, I suspect that a molecule I am using is causing bacteria to experience osmotic shock. What chemical properties should I look for to compare this capability with those of other substances?...

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How to check pH of a high strength hydrogel?

We are working on biopolymeric hydrogels. Our system is highly viscous and sticky, and the gel formed are high in strength. We are unable to use pH electrode and pH strip. Please suggest an easy...

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EDTA buffer solution?

Hello everyone! How can i prepare EDTA buffer solution (pH 8.2) to determine GSH levels? Thank you in advance.

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Whether i can preserve leaves samples in 2.5% glutaraldehyde in 0.05 M phosphate buffer, pH 7 for coming several weeks for further LM study ?

I want to preserve the sample leaves for the LM study of the stomata and conidia analysis. Whether 2.5% glutaraldehyde in 0.05 M phosphate buffer with pH 7 can be applied for preservation.

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How can I regenerate a SCX column modified with Sulfonate group (Thermo 054995)? The colmun has lost its Resolution and peak to valley ratio?

The column is used in Ion Exchange Chromatography of Monoclonal antibodies and the method of analysis is based on pH gradint.

13 July 2024 7,462 1 View

My Cyclic voltammetry curve doesn't show cathodic peak of Cu2+ to Cu+. how to solve this problem?

I performed CV of Cu-MOF in a buffer solution of pH 8, and we did not find any peak corresponding to Cu2+ to Cu+. What is the reason behind this? Please give your valuable suggestions.

08 July 2024 2,388 4 View

Is it possible to generate a (semi-)permanent "transcription bubble" within a replicable plasmid?

I was wondering if it is possible to form a permanent open "ssDNA bubble" similar to a transcription bubble (>13 nucleotides) within E. coli. These criteria are important: 1. Open ssDNA...

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Is it possible for the soil pH to be around 8, but with negligible amounts of carbonates, bicarbonates and exchangeable sodium?

Can this pH of 8 be due to the presence of other substances? Or do I have an error somewhere in the analysis? Thank you!

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Which pH range is allowed for subcutaneous pump administration?

Hello, We are designing a protocol to determine the effect of certain compounds in the health of rats, but our problems have certain instability issues when subjected to certain pHs. We were...

19 June 2024 5,950 1 View

Ni-NTA protein purification - how to obtain higher yield concentration?

Hello, I am trying to purify a 6X-His tagged protein using Ni-NTA chromatography. However, I obtain very less yield & concentration; and considerable protein in load flow through. Any...

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Mushtaq Ahmad

please read section on pH Measurements in Nonaqueous Samples

Carlos Araújo Queiroz

For a classic textbook introduction to the topic of pH measurements in nonaqueous solvents you may want to check: Herbert A. Laitinen and Walter E. Harris, “Chemical Analysis ─ An Advanced Text and Reference”, 2nd ed., McGraw-Hill Kogakusha, 1975, section 4-10.

Abhishek Raj

There are some digital pH meter just like digital thermometer and you just have to put a drop of sample on it and you will get your pH value.