Ocean Optics' new R1000-4
reflection probe maximizes efficiency of pH measurement. Paired with Ocean
Optics' non-intrusive reflective pH sensing patches, the R1000-4 overcomes the
shortcomings of alternative pH measurements methods to deliver accurate pH
response in turbid or colored environments.
Ocean Optics'
optical pH sensor systems consist of a fiber optic probe that accommodates pH
reactive patches, plus a light source, spectrometer and software. Indicator
material patches and probes can be optimized for monitoring pH in a variety of
samples and conditions, from clear and lighter-colored samples such as alcohols
and solvents, to turbid and optically dense samples such as slurries and
surface waters. Sensing patches can be applied directly to fiber optic probes
or to cuvettes and other substrates.
In food,
beverage and environmental testing environments, the often colored or muddied
solutions make pH measurement a challenge. The R1000-4 probe design greatly
increases back reflection from reflective pH patches, increasing
signal-to-noise ratio for more accurate results. The combination of the R1000-4
probe and Ocean Optics reflective patches enables accurate, non-intrusive pH measurement
for applications from fermentation monitoring of beer and wine, to testing of
lake and river water.
To learn more
about R1000-4 probe, visit
www.oceanoptics.com,
call Ocean Optics World Headquarters at +1 727-733-2447, or e-mail
info@oceanoptics.com.
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