Maintaining pH within a particular range is crucial for cell survival. Although some organisms can survive and even prosper in a wider pH range than others, bioprocessing’s popular Chinese hamster ...

Like swimming pools, hot tubs need regular monitoring to ensure their water stays clean and clear. An average person might take a water quality reading once or twice a week using test strips, but such ...

In-line sensors in single-use biomanufacturing enable real-time monitoring of pH, dissolved oxygen, and biomass without ...

Ensuring the purity of boiler feedwater demands the use of highly capable pH electrodes. Power plant cycle chemistry guidelines and standards specify narrow ranges of pH to minimize corrosion of ...

A graduate student at Southern Methodist University (SMU), has developed a miniature pH sensor that can detect when food has spoiled in real-time. The 2-millimeter long and 10-millimeter wide flexible ...

Measuring the pH of substances gives us vital clues about the world around us, such as identifying contaminated water or checking the toxicity of medical or cosmetic products. Often, only small ...

The precise measurement of pH variations is pivotal across scientific and industrial domains, with colorimetric pH sensors gaining prominence for their simplicity and advantages over electrochemical ...

In a recent study published in Scientific Advances, researchers created a bioresorbable, cordless, passive sensor that monitors pH locally and detects stomach leakage early on. Study: Bioresorbable, ...

Water quality monitoring and control are two of the most critical operations that power plants employ to protect assets, such as boilers and steam turbines, from corrosion by assuring the correct ...