Abstract
The stability of the potential of glass electrodes has been studied. The potential changes only slightly during the hydration of freshly etched electrodes. With glass electrodes previously used in alkaline solutions, structural transformations within the gel-layer give rise to large potential drifts in neutral or acidic test solutions. In alkaline solutions all glass electrodes are attacked, especially the low-temperature type, and the potential changes with time. Drying hydrated electrodes affects the stability only slightly. Alternating transfers between acidic and basic solutions decrease the stability. Recommendations for precise measurements with glass electrodes are given.
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