What is conductivity meter basic principle?
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A conductivity meter measures an aqueous solution's ability to transmit an electrical current. A solution's conductivity is affected by the ions in solution and temperature. To measure conductivity, a conductivity meter uses a probe with four electrodes
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Conductivity measures water's ability to conduct electricity due to the presence or absence of certain ions. While pure water conducts electricity poorly, water that has certain chemicals or elements in it, and at varying amounts—including sodium, magnesium, calcium, and chloride—is a better conductor of electricity.
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