Conductometry
Conductometry is used in surface technology to measure the electrical conductivity of solutions. This technique is used to determine concentrations of dissolved ions in solutions, which is important in surface technology, for example to monitor the effectiveness of cleaning processes or to check the quality of coatings.
By measuring the electrical conductivity, impurities or residues on surfaces that could have a negative impact on the quality of the end products can be detected. Conductometry therefore offers a fast and precise method for quality control and process monitoring in various areas of surface technology.
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