why we are using in ph calibrations ph4,7,9.2 buffers only?
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Answer Posted / kishan patel (amneal)
Calibrations not limited to 4,7,9.2 it's should cover ur
analysis range i.e. minimum to minimum and higher to higher
( 1.68-12.45)
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