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Studies with inorganic ion exchange membranes—a membrane selective to strontium ion
Strontium tungstoarsenate membrane shows response for Sr2+ and can be used to determine the activity of these ions. The response time of the membrane is a few seconds and the potentials generated are reproducible. The membrane electrode can be used for one year without any drift in potentials. The membrane was found to be more selective to Sr2+ ions than to many other of univalent, bivalent and tervalent cations. Anions also show no interference.
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