How to Measure the pH of Agar Plates

How to Measure the pH of Agar Plates

Find practical tips on measuring the pH of agar plates to achieve accurate results and prolong sensor life

Written byMETTLER TOLEDO
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The solid gelatinous nature and protein-containing composition of agar plates make it challenging to measure pH accurately and reliably using a conventional sensor. Learn how to meet official public standards for pH as a test parameter in the quality control of growth media, such as agar plates, using the right kind of pH sensor. You will also find practical tips on achieving accurate results and prolonging sensor life.

Download this white paper to learn how to measure the pH of agar plates, achieve accurate results, and prolong sensor life.

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