pH sensor ageing experiment (SoDAN-dataset1)

See README.md for instructions This research was made possible by the Swiss National Foundation (Project: 157097). Mr. Ohmura's contributions are financially supported by Toshiba, Tokyo, Japan. Dr. Carbajal's contributions are financially supported by Eawag Discretionary Funds (grant no.: 5221.00492.011.05, project: DF2017/EMUmore).

The data in this repository has been used to produce all results reported in [1]. It includes raw pH sensor potential measurements (in mV) recorded during exposure to nitrified urine and during sensor characterization tests. Modifications since v1.0.0: - Grouped data into zip files References: [1] https://engrxiv.org/mv6tz/

{"references": ["Ohmura et al. (2018). Characterizing Long-term Wear and Tear of Ion-Selective pH Sensors. https://engrxiv.org/mv6tz/"]}

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ETH Zurich
Switzerland

Keywords

ion-selective electrode, pH sensors, wastewater

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