I need to design electrodes for detecting when 5mL of a saline solution have "entered" a heating chamber. Any information/tips/web links related to electrode design for this type of application will be greatly appreciated. KEY DESIGN POINTS ARE: (1) Electrodes must retain a minimal amount of fluid once the chamber is drained, (2) electrode material/coating must be extremely corrosion resistant (while being characteristic of high electrical conductivity). Thank you.
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Electrode design for saline liquid level detection
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Dear KSE. How can I help you. I'm working with instrumentation too on a fine chemistry industry. Let me know your needs, specifically on this subject. I'll try to help you. <br>
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