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Measuring pH of reverse osmosis's water
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I know that it should be acidic. But when i am measuring it in 2 different bench pH meters the result is 9 (in both) and when i measure it using a pH paper strip it is around 6. Any ideas?
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A pH probe needs conductivity. DiI-water or reversd osmoses water cannot measured like this. You have to add a little bit NaCl or other neutral salt to the water and measure again.
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