Mineral analyzer imacimus 10
ISE Meter Mineral AnalyzerThe potentiometry technique (ISE) is economical and easy to operate and in situ, in addition, ion selective electrodes have a wide concentration measurement range.
In agriculture allows the determination of pH, CE (electrical conductivity) and nutrient-soluble ions such as nitrates, chlorides, ammonium, magnesium, potassium, calcium and sodium are of key importance to increase crop yields and reduce fertilizer costs.
Description
IMACIMUS Multi ION , a line up of portable meters that allow for quick and reliable ion measurement. Simultaneously Measure and display 10 Parameters (7 ions/nutrients/ pH /conductivity/ water hardness) in Real Time.
NT Sensors imacimus 10 equipment is recommended for direct or diluted samples aqueous analysis.
However, nutrients cannot be analyzed directly from the soil. Soil analysis requires the extraction of soluble nutrients from the soil, which can then be determined by multiparameter ISEs imacimus Kit.
imacimus Multi Ion equipment has been validated by NT Sensors using the analysis results from four different laboratories. The comparative study concluded that not significant differences were observed when analyzing the same sample using imacimus equipment.
Example of typical applications of ISE:
| Ca2+=Calcium| Cl-=Chloride| K+=Potassium| Na+=Sodium| NO3-=Nitrate| Mg2+=Magnesiu| NH4+=Ammonium |
Chemical condition sensors such as pH, CE (electrical conductivity) and nutrient-soluble ions such as nitrates, chlorides, ammonium, magnesium, potassium, calcium and sodium are the new tools of precision agriculture. However, nutrients cannot be analyzed directly from the soil, requires a separation of sample and soil, This requires the use of a vacuum probe that extracts soluble nutrients from the soil and then be determined by multi-parameter readers such as the IMACIMUS Kit.
For its validation the company NT Sensors made a comparative report with the results obtained from four different laboratories that analyzed the same sample using the IMACIMUS equipment. They concluded that, although there are variations in the analyses between laboratories and the team evaluated, the differences are not significant.
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