In the context of my thesis, I focused on the analysis of the reliability and functionality of two different fluoride-ion-selective electrodes (F-ISE) within the realm of analytical chemistry. Utilizing multiple evaluation criteria, including response time, linearity, detection limit, interference, and day-to-day repeatability, I found that both electrodes meet conventional measurement standards. Both F-ISEs displayed high linearity with a determination coefficient R2 exceeding 0,99, ensuring accuracy and reliability in measurements. The study revealed that interfering ions and pH could affect the reliability of the measurement, with the first F-ISE showing higher selectivity. Moreover, the analysis confirmed the high sensitivity of both electrodes to low fluoride concentrations. In conclusion, these cost-effective electrodes not only meet the required standards but also offer an affordable and reliable solution for analytical needs.
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