JPH06138068A - Concentration meter for electrolyte solution - Google Patents
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Abstract
Description
【０００１】[0001]
【産業上の利用分野】本発明は、電解質溶液の溶液濃度
を測定する電解質溶液濃度計に関するものであり、特
に、両電極間に生ずる電位差（電圧）を計測することに
よって塩分の濃度等を測定する電解質溶液濃度計に関す
るものである。BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an electrolyte solution densitometer for measuring the solution concentration of an electrolyte solution, and particularly to measuring the concentration of salt by measuring the potential difference (voltage) generated between both electrodes. The present invention relates to an electrolyte solution densitometer.
【０００２】[0002]
【従来の技術】従来のこの種の塩分濃度計としては、例
えば、図４に示すようなタイプのものが一般的である。
このものは、本体部分に演算処理を行うマイクロコンピ
ュータ２０及び測定結果を表示する表示部３０等が設け
られており、また、上記本体部分の一部からは導入ロッ
ド４０が設けられており、当該導入ロッド４０の先端部
にはセンサ部１０が設けられている構成からなるもので
ある。このような構成からなる塩分濃度計の、上記導入
ロッド４０及びセンサ部１０の部分を、被測定液体の収
納されている容器、例えばビーカ等に挿入して塩分濃度
の測定が行われるものである。2. Description of the Related Art A conventional salt concentration meter of this type is generally of the type shown in FIG.
This one is provided with a microcomputer 20 for performing arithmetic processing in the main body portion, a display unit 30 for displaying measurement results, and the like, and an introduction rod 40 provided from a part of the main body portion. The sensor unit 10 is provided at the tip of the introduction rod 40. In the salt concentration meter having such a structure, the introduction rod 40 and the sensor portion 10 are inserted into a container containing a liquid to be measured, such as a beaker, to measure the salt concentration. .
【０００３】[0003]
【発明が解決しようとする課題】ところで、上記従来の
塩分濃度計による塩分濃度の測定においては、上記導入
ロッド４０及びセンサ部１０の部分が、上記被測定液体
の収納されている容器の側壁等に近づいた状態でセット
されたりすると、電極間における導電率に変化が起こ
り、電位差に変動が生ずるという問題点がある。従っ
て、測定を行うに際しては、容器（ビーカ）の中央部に
上記センサ部１０等を導入するようにしなければならな
い。また、これらのことから、上記従来の塩分濃度計に
おいては、被測定液体の量が少量の場合と、ビーカ等に
十分に収納されている場合とでは、その測定結果に差が
出るという問題点がある。更には、上記被測定液体が飲
食用食品である場合、一度試薬として測定に使用された
ものは、衛生上飲食に供することができないという問題
点がある。これらの問題点を解決するため、試薬の量が
少なくて済み、かつ、衛生的であり、更には、精度の高
い測定結果の得られる塩分濃度計等の電解質溶液濃度計
を提供しようとするのが本発明の目的（課題）である。By the way, in the measurement of the salt concentration by the conventional salt concentration meter, the portion of the introducing rod 40 and the sensor portion 10 is the side wall of the container in which the liquid to be measured is stored. If it is set in a state of being close to, there is a problem that the electric conductivity between the electrodes changes and the potential difference fluctuates. Therefore, when performing the measurement, it is necessary to introduce the sensor unit 10 and the like into the center of the container (beaker). Further, from the above, in the above-mentioned conventional salinity meter, there is a problem that a difference occurs in the measurement result when the amount of the liquid to be measured is small and when it is sufficiently stored in a beaker or the like. There is. Further, when the liquid to be measured is a food or drink, there is a problem in that once used as a reagent for measurement, it cannot be used for food and drink due to hygiene. In order to solve these problems, the amount of the reagent is small, and it is hygienic. Furthermore, it is intended to provide an electrolyte solution concentration meter such as a salt concentration meter that can obtain highly accurate measurement results. Is the object (problem) of the present invention.
【０００４】[0004]
【課題を解決するための手段】上記課題を解決するため
に、本発明においては次のような手段を講ずることとし
た。すなわち、電離作用利用の電解質溶液濃度計におい
て、被測定液体を収納するカップ状の液溜り部を有し、
当該液溜り部の側壁部には陽極又は陰極のうちのいずれ
か一方の電極を有し、また、上記液溜り部の底面部には
上記側壁部に設けられた電極以外の電極を有し、更に、
これら両電極にて形成されるセンサ部を有し、当該セン
サ部にて検出された電圧に関するデータ（信号）を計測
する計測手段及び当該計測手段にて計測されたデータ
（信号）を溶液濃度のデータに変換等する演算手段（Ｍ
ＰＵ）等からなる制御手段を有し、当該制御手段からの
信号に基づき、上記被測定液体に関する測定結果を表示
する表示手段を有してなる構成を採ることとした。In order to solve the above-mentioned problems, the following measures are taken in the present invention. That is, in the electrolyte solution densitometer utilizing the ionization action, having a cup-shaped liquid reservoir for containing the liquid to be measured,
The side wall of the liquid pool has an electrode of either one of the anode or the cathode, and the bottom surface of the liquid pool has an electrode other than the electrode provided on the side wall, Furthermore,
A measuring unit that has a sensor unit formed by both of these electrodes, measures the data (signal) related to the voltage detected by the sensor unit, and the data (signal) measured by the measuring unit is used to measure the solution concentration. Calculation means for converting to data (M
PU) or the like, and a display means for displaying the measurement result of the liquid to be measured based on a signal from the control means.
【０００５】[0005]
【作用】上記構成を採ることにより、本発明においては
次のような作用を呈することとなる。まず、図１におい
て、液溜り部１３に被測定液体６を滴下する。このよう
な状態において、バッテリ等からなる駆動装置５を作動
させて、センサ部１の両電極１１、１２間に電圧をかけ
る。そうすると、上記被測定液体６が、例えば塩分（Ｎ
a ＣL ）を含む液体である場合、当該溶液は電解質であ
るため、図１に示す如く、Ｎa のプラスイオンと、ＣL
のマイナスイオンとに分離する。すなわち電離する。こ
の電離したＮa プラスイオンは陰極１２側に、ＣL マイ
ナスイオンは陽極１１側に集まって来る。このイオンの
移動によって、両電極１１、１２間には、電流が流れる
こととなり、この電流の流れによって電位差が生ずる。
この電位差（電圧）を上記計測手段２１にて計測する。By adopting the above construction, the following effects are exhibited in the present invention. First, in FIG. 1, the liquid 6 to be measured is dropped into the liquid reservoir 13. In such a state, the driving device 5 including a battery is operated to apply a voltage between the electrodes 11 and 12 of the sensor unit 1. Then, the measured liquid 6 has, for example, a salt content (N
a CL) containing liquid, since the solution is an electrolyte, as shown in FIG. 1, Na positive ions and CL
And the negative ions of. That is, it is ionized. The ionized Na positive ions gather on the cathode 12 side, and the CL negative ions gather on the anode 11 side. Due to the movement of the ions, a current flows between the electrodes 11 and 12, and a potential difference occurs due to the current flow.
This potential difference (voltage) is measured by the measuring means 21.
【０００６】ところで、上記電離の状態は、上記被測定
液体６の溶液の濃度、すなわち塩分の濃度に左右され
る。従って、上記被測定液体６の塩分濃度の如何によっ
て、上記計測手段２１にて計測される電圧の値が変化す
る。すなわち、この電圧の値を計測することによって、
上記被測定液体６の塩分濃度が計測される。そして、こ
の塩分を含む電解質の塩分濃度（％）とそのときの電圧
（Ｖ）との関係は、図３に示す如くなっている。従っ
て、上記計測手段２１にて上記電極１１、１２間の電圧
を計測することによって、上記被測定液体６の塩分濃度
が測定されることとなる。By the way, the state of ionization depends on the concentration of the solution of the liquid to be measured 6, that is, the concentration of salt. Therefore, the value of the voltage measured by the measuring means 21 changes depending on the salt concentration of the measured liquid 6. That is, by measuring the value of this voltage,
The salt concentration of the measured liquid 6 is measured. The relationship between the salt concentration (%) of the electrolyte containing this salt and the voltage (V) at that time is as shown in FIG. Therefore, by measuring the voltage between the electrodes 11 and 12 by the measuring means 21, the salt concentration of the liquid 6 to be measured can be measured.
【０００７】本発明においては、図３における塩分濃度
（％）と電極間電圧（Ｖ）との関係がＲＯＭ手段２３に
入力されていることより、このＲＯＭ手段２３のデータ
を基に演算手段２２が演算処理を行い、これによって上
記計測手段２１にて計測された上記電圧（Ｖ）のデータ
（信号）を塩分濃度（％）のデータに変換して、塩分濃
度のデータ（信号）として次の表示手段３に送る。この
信号を受けて当該表示手段３は測定結果を表示する。In the present invention, since the relationship between the salt concentration (%) and the inter-electrode voltage (V) in FIG. 3 is input to the ROM means 23, the calculating means 22 is based on the data of the ROM means 23. Performs a calculation process to convert the data (signal) of the voltage (V) measured by the measuring means 21 into data of the salt concentration (%), and the following data (signal) of the salt concentration is obtained. It is sent to the display means 3. In response to this signal, the display means 3 displays the measurement result.
【０００８】なお、本発明においては、上記被測定液体
６についての計測時の温度の高低に応じて、上記測定デ
ータを修正する温度補正機能が設けられている。従っ
て、当該補正機能に基づき補正されたデータを上記表示
手段３に表示させるようにしている。上記被測定液体で
ある電解質溶液における電離の状態は、その温度の高低
如何によって影響を受けることとなるからである。一般
には、温度が１゜Ｃ上昇することによって電解質溶液の
導電率は２．２％上昇するといわれており、従って、両
電極１１、１２間における電位差（電圧）についても、
この温度上昇による影響を考慮した修正を施す必要があ
る。これらの変換処理の施された正確な値（塩分濃度）
が上記表示手段３に表示される。In the present invention, a temperature correction function is provided for correcting the measurement data according to the temperature of the liquid to be measured 6 during measurement. Therefore, the data corrected based on the correction function is displayed on the display means 3. This is because the state of ionization in the electrolyte solution, which is the liquid to be measured, is affected by whether the temperature is high or low. Generally, it is said that the conductivity of the electrolyte solution increases by 2.2% when the temperature rises by 1 ° C. Therefore, the potential difference (voltage) between the electrodes 11 and 12 is also
It is necessary to make a correction in consideration of the influence of this temperature rise. Accurate values (salinity concentration) that have been subjected to these conversion processes
Is displayed on the display means 3.
【０００９】[0009]
【実施例】本発明の実施例について、図１ないし図３を
基に説明する。本実施例の構成は、図１及び図２に示す
如く、ＡＢＳ樹脂製からなるカップ状の液溜り部１３
と、当該液溜り部１３の側壁部に設けられた陰極１２及
び上記液溜り部１３の底面部に設けられた陽極１１から
なるセンサ部１と、当該センサ部１にて検出されたデー
タ（信号）を基に、溶液濃度（塩分濃度）への変換等を
行う制御手段２と、当該制御手段２での演算処理に基づ
いて測定結果を表示する表示手段３と、上記センサ部１
の両電極１１、１２にパルス電圧を送る発振手段及び電
源（バッテリ）等からなる駆動装置５等からなることを
基本とするものである。DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENT An embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the configuration of the present embodiment has a cup-shaped liquid reservoir 13 made of ABS resin.
And a sensor unit 1 including a cathode 12 provided on the side wall of the liquid reservoir 13 and an anode 11 provided on the bottom of the liquid reservoir 13, and data (signals detected by the sensor 1 Based on the above), a control means 2 for converting to a solution concentration (salt concentration) and the like, a display means 3 for displaying a measurement result based on a calculation process by the control means 2, and the sensor part 1 described above.
It is basically composed of an oscillating means for sending a pulse voltage to both electrodes 11 and 12 and a driving device 5 including a power source (battery) and the like.
【００１０】これら基本構成からなるものにおいて、上
記センサ部１の両電極１１、１２は、ベースは導電率の
よい金属板からなるものであり、更に、その表面に金メ
ッキの施されたものからなるものである。これによって
導電率を更に良好にするとともに、電極面の腐食を防止
しようとするものである。また、上記センサ部１の電極
の構成は、液溜り部１３の底面側に陽極１１を配置し、
当該陽極１１から０．５ｍｍないし１．０ｍｍ程度離れ
た上方側に陰極１２が、上記液溜り部１３の側壁を巻く
ようにリング状に設けられている構成からなるものであ
る。このような構成を採ることによって精度の高い測定
結果が得られることとなる。次に、当該センサ部１の両
電極１１、１２間に電圧をかける駆動装置５は、バッテ
リ、当該バッテリからの電力に基づいて上記両電極１
１、１２間にパルス電圧を送る発振手段、当該発振手段
等を起動させるスイッチボタン５１等からなるものであ
る。このように上記両電極１１、１２にパルス電圧を繰
り返し与えることによって、被測定液体６のＮa イオン
とＣL イオンとが効率よく電離し、上記両電極１１、１
２間における電圧が精度よく計測されることとなる。In the above-mentioned basic structure, the electrodes 11 and 12 of the sensor section 1 have a base made of a metal plate having good conductivity, and a surface of which is plated with gold. It is a thing. This is intended to further improve the conductivity and prevent corrosion of the electrode surface. In addition, the electrodes of the sensor unit 1 are configured such that the anode 11 is arranged on the bottom surface side of the liquid reservoir 13,
The cathode 12 is provided in a ring shape so as to wind around the side wall of the liquid reservoir 13 above the anode 11 by about 0.5 mm to 1.0 mm. By adopting such a configuration, highly accurate measurement results can be obtained. Next, the drive device 5 that applies a voltage between the electrodes 11 and 12 of the sensor unit 1 uses the battery and the electrodes 1 and 12 based on the electric power from the battery.
It comprises an oscillating means for sending a pulse voltage between 1 and 12, a switch button 51 for activating the oscillating means and the like. By repeatedly applying the pulse voltage to the electrodes 11 and 12 in this manner, Na ions and CL ions of the liquid 6 to be measured are efficiently ionized, and the electrodes 11 and 1 are
The voltage between the two will be accurately measured.
【００１１】次に、上記センサ部１にて検出されたデー
タ（電圧）を塩分濃度のデータに変換する制御手段２
は、上記センサ部１からの検出信号を計測する計測手段
２１と、図３に示す塩分を含む電解質の塩分濃度と電圧
との関係を記録しているＲＯＭ手段２３と、上記計測手
段２１からの電圧に関する信号を上記ＲＯＭ手段２３に
入力されているデータをベースに、塩分濃度のデータに
変換する演算手段（ＭＰＵ）２２等からなるものであ
る。なお、上記ＲＯＭ手段２３には、上記のほかに、上
記計測手段２１にて計測された電圧信号（データ）を被
測定液体６の温度が高温状態にある場合と、あるいは低
温状態にある場合とで、そのデータを修正して表示する
ようにする補正プログラムをインプットすることができ
る。従って、この場合、被測定液体６の温度が高温状態
であるか、あるいは低温状態であるかによって、温度補
正をしたデータが当該制御手段２から次の表示手段３に
送られるようにすることができる。次に、これらのデー
タを受けて測定結果を表示する表示手段３は、発光ダイ
オード（ＬＥＤ）等からなるものであり、また、当該表
示手段３には、上記温度補正の結果を機能させるための
高温時用表示部及び低温時用表示部が設けられている構
成となっている。Next, the control means 2 for converting the data (voltage) detected by the sensor section 1 into the data of salinity concentration.
The measuring means 21 for measuring the detection signal from the sensor section 1, the ROM means 23 for recording the relationship between the salt concentration of the electrolyte containing salt shown in FIG. 3 and the voltage, and the measuring means 21 It comprises an arithmetic means (MPU) 22 for converting a signal relating to voltage into data of salt concentration based on the data inputted to the ROM means 23. In addition to the above, the ROM means 23 outputs the voltage signal (data) measured by the measuring means 21 when the temperature of the liquid 6 to be measured is in a high temperature state or in a low temperature state. Then, a correction program for correcting and displaying the data can be input. Therefore, in this case, depending on whether the temperature of the liquid 6 to be measured is in a high temperature state or a low temperature state, temperature-corrected data can be sent from the control means 2 to the next display means 3. it can. Next, the display means 3 which receives these data and displays the measurement result is composed of a light emitting diode (LED) or the like, and the display means 3 is adapted to cause the temperature correction result to function. The display unit for high temperature and the display unit for low temperature are provided.
【００１２】これら構成からなる上記各機能部品は、図
２に示す如く、基板７上に設置され、更に、当該基板７
はビス等によりケース９に取付けられることによって、
全体としてコンパクトにまとめられてケース９内に収納
されている。As shown in FIG. 2, the above-mentioned functional components having these configurations are installed on a substrate 7, and the substrate 7 is further installed.
Is attached to the case 9 with screws,
As a whole, they are compactly packed and housed in the case 9.
【００１３】上記構成を有する本実施例の作用及び測定
方法について説明する。まず、図２において液溜り部１
３に、被測定液体６をセンサ部１の両電極１１、１２を
十分に覆うように滴下する。このような状態において、
スイッチボタン５１を押して駆動装置５を作動させる。
これによって、上記両電極１１、１２にはパルス電圧が
送られ、電解質である上記被測定液体６は、図１に示す
如く、Ｎa プラスイオンとＣL マイナスイオンとに電離
する。その結果、Ｎa プラスイオンは陰極１２側に集ま
り、また、ＣL マイナスイオンは陽極１１側に集まる。
この電離結果に基づいて、上記両電極１１、１２間には
電流が流れるとともに、この電流の流れに基づいて電位
差が生じ、その結果、上記計測手段２１にて電圧が計測
される。この電圧信号を基に演算手段（ＭＰＵ）２２が
演算処理を行い、ＲＯＭ手段２３に入力されているデー
タをベースに塩分濃度のデータに変換する。この塩分濃
度に変換されたデータ（信号）が次の表示手段３に送ら
れ、測定結果として表示される。なお、当該表示手段３
には、温度補正を機能させるための高温時用表示部と低
温時用表示部とが設けられているので、被測定液体６
が、高温状態にあるかあるいは低温状態にあるかを判断
して、いずれか一方の表示部を用いて（切換えて）測定
結果を読み取る必要がある。The operation and measuring method of this embodiment having the above-mentioned structure will be described. First, in FIG. 2, the liquid pool 1
The liquid to be measured 6 is dropped onto the electrode 3 so as to sufficiently cover both electrodes 11 and 12 of the sensor unit 1. In this situation,
The switch button 51 is pressed to operate the drive device 5.
As a result, a pulse voltage is sent to both electrodes 11 and 12, and the liquid to be measured 6, which is an electrolyte, is ionized into Na positive ions and CL negative ions as shown in FIG. As a result, Na positive ions gather on the cathode 12 side, and CL negative ions gather on the anode 11 side.
Based on this ionization result, a current flows between the electrodes 11 and 12, and a potential difference is generated based on this current flow, and as a result, the voltage is measured by the measuring means 21. The arithmetic means (MPU) 22 performs arithmetic processing based on this voltage signal, and converts the data input to the ROM means 23 into data of salt concentration based on the data. The data (signal) converted into the salt concentration is sent to the next display means 3 and displayed as the measurement result. The display means 3
Since a high temperature display part and a low temperature display part for functioning the temperature correction are provided in the liquid,
However, it is necessary to determine whether the measurement result is in the high temperature state or the low temperature state, and read (switch) the measurement result using one of the display units.
【００１４】[0014]
【発明の効果】本発明によれば、電離作用利用の電解質
溶液濃度計において、被測定液体を収納するカップ状の
液溜り部を有し、当該液溜り部の側壁部には陽極又は陰
極のうちのいずれか一方の電極を有し、また、上記液溜
り部の底面部には上記側壁部に設けられた電極以外の電
極を有し、更に、これら両電極にて形成されるセンサ部
を有し、当該センサ部にて検出された電圧に関するデー
タ（信号）を計測する計測手段及び当該計測手段にて計
測されたデータ（信号）を溶液濃度のデータに変換等す
る演算手段（ＭＰＵ）等からなる制御手段を有し、当該
制御手段からの信号に基づき上記被測定液体に関する測
定結果を表示する表示手段を有してなる構成を採ること
としたので、被測定液体を液溜り部に少量だけ滴下させ
れば良く、被測定液体を大量に必要とせず、簡単に試料
（試薬）の測定を行うことができるようになった。ま
た、従来のものにおいてあった、センサ部の導入位置等
に起因する測定誤差の発生等の問題点も無くなり、精度
の高い測定結果が得られるようになった。また、本発明
の電解質溶液濃度計は、従来のもののような被測定液体
中に浸す（挿入する）タイプのものではなく、少量の試
薬等を取り出して上記液溜り部に滴下するタイプのもの
であるので、試薬を取り出した後の、残りの被測定液体
については衛生面上好ましい状態で保存されることとな
る。従って、被測定液体が飲食用食品の場合、残りのも
のを飲食することができる。According to the present invention, in an electrolyte solution concentration meter utilizing ionization action, a cup-shaped liquid pool containing the liquid to be measured is provided, and the side wall of the liquid pool contains an anode or a cathode. Either one of the electrodes is provided, and the bottom surface of the liquid reservoir has an electrode other than the electrode provided on the side wall, and a sensor section formed by these two electrodes is provided. A measuring unit having the data (signal) related to the voltage detected by the sensor unit and a computing unit (MPU) for converting the data (signal) measured by the measuring unit into solution concentration data. Since it is configured to have a control means consisting of and a display means for displaying the measurement result of the liquid to be measured based on the signal from the control means, a small amount of the liquid to be measured is stored in the liquid pool. It is enough to drop only Body and not require large amounts, briefly become possible to perform the measurement of a sample (reagent). In addition, the problems such as the occurrence of measurement error due to the introduction position of the sensor unit and the like, which have been present in the related art, are eliminated, and highly accurate measurement results can be obtained. Further, the electrolyte solution concentration meter of the present invention is not of the type that is immersed (inserted) in the liquid to be measured like the conventional one, but of the type that a small amount of reagent or the like is taken out and dropped into the liquid pool. Therefore, the remaining liquid to be measured after the reagent is taken out is stored in a hygienic preferable state. Therefore, when the liquid to be measured is a food or drink, the rest can be consumed.
【図１】本発明の全体構成を示すスケルトン構造図であ
る。FIG. 1 is a skeleton structure diagram showing an overall configuration of the present invention.
【図２】本発明の全体構成を示す展開斜視図である。FIG. 2 is an exploded perspective view showing the overall configuration of the present invention.
【図３】塩分を含む電解質における電圧と塩分濃度との
関係を示す図である。FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a relationship between voltage and salt concentration in an electrolyte containing salt.
【図４】従来例にかかる塩分濃度計の全体構成を示す外
観図である。FIG. 4 is an external view showing an overall configuration of a salt concentration meter according to a conventional example.
１ センサ部 １１ 陽極 １２ 陰極 １３ 液溜り部 ２ 制御手段 ２１ 計測手段 ２２ 演算手段（ＭＰＵ） ２３ ＲＯＭ手段 ３ 表示手段 ５ 駆動装置 ５１ スイッチボタン ６ 被測定液体 ７ 基板 ９ ケース 1 Sensor Part 11 Anode 12 Cathode 13 Liquid Reservoir 2 Control Means 21 Measuring Means 22 Computing Means (MPU) 23 ROM Means 3 Display Means 5 Drive Device 51 Switch Button 6 Liquid to be Measured 7 Substrate 9 Case
Claims (1)
て、被測定液体を収納するカップ状の液溜り部を有し、
当該液溜り部の側壁部には陽極又は陰極のうちのいずれ
か一方の電極を有し、また、上記液溜り部の底面部には
上記側壁部に設けられた電極以外の電極を有し、更に、
これら両電極にて形成されるセンサ部を有し、当該セン
サ部にて検出された電圧に関するデータ（信号）を計測
する計測手段及び当該計測手段にて計測されたデータ
（信号）を溶液濃度のデータに変換等する演算手段（Ｍ
ＰＵ）等からなる制御手段を有し、当該制御手段からの
信号に基づき、上記被測定液体に関する測定結果を表示
する表示手段を有することを特徴とする電解質溶液濃度
計。1. An electrolyte solution densitometer utilizing an ionizing action, comprising a cup-shaped liquid reservoir for containing a liquid to be measured,
The side wall of the liquid pool has an electrode of either one of the anode or the cathode, and the bottom surface of the liquid pool has an electrode other than the electrode provided on the side wall, Furthermore,
A measuring unit that has a sensor unit formed by both of these electrodes, measures the data (signal) related to the voltage detected by the sensor unit, and the data (signal) measured by the measuring unit is used to measure the solution concentration. Calculation means for converting to data (M
PU) and the like, and a display means for displaying the measurement result of the liquid to be measured based on the signal from the control means.
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