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Carbon Dioxide Electrode
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temperature. Table 3 gives values for the "S" factor in the Nernst equation for the carbon dioxide
ion. Gases are expelled from a solution at a faster rate as the temperature increases.
TABLE
ion. Gases are expelled from a solution at a faster rate as the temperature increases.
TABLE
3: Temperature vs. Values for the Electrode Slope
Temp.(
o
C) "S"
0
54.20
5
55.20
10
56.18
15
57.17
20
58.16
25
59.16
30
60.15
35
61.14
40
62.13
Electrode Response
Plotting the electrode mV potential against the carbon dioxide concentration on semi-logarithmic
paper results in a straight line with a slope of about 56 mV per decade over the range 1X10
-4
M to
1X10
-2
M. (Refer to Figure 1.)
For carbon dioxide concentrations above 1X10
-4
M, the electrode exhibits good time response (95%
of total mV reading in two minutes or less). Response times are longer below this value and carbon
dioxide loss to air may become a source of error. Samples above 1X10
dioxide loss to air may become a source of error. Samples above 1X10
-2
M must be diluted before
measurement. Figure 2 indicates the time response of the carbon dioxide electrode to changes in the
carbon dioxide concentration.
carbon dioxide concentration.