Antimony electrode

ID: antimony-electrode

An antimony electrode is an electrochemical sensor typically used for measuring the concentration of specific ions, particularly in the field of analytical chemistry. It is commonly utilized in conjunction with ion-selective electrodes (ISEs) and potentiometric measurements. ### Characteristics 1. **Material Composition**: The electrode is made from antimony, a semimetal that exhibits specific electrochemical properties.

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