Monday, May 26, 2008

Conductivity is the quality or power of conducting or transmitting: as the reciprocal of electrical resistivity: the quality of living matter is responsible for the transmission of and progressive reaction to stimuli. Electricity has existed as lightning in the skies since the beginning of the universe, even before there was life on earth. Early cave people probably recognized the force of electricity when lightning struck. They might also have noticed the way amber attracts light objects, or the way certain fish, such as the electric eel, stun their prey. What is Conductivity? Conductivity is a measure of how easily an electric current runs through water between two electrodes. The greater amount of salts, acids, and bases are in the water, the greater the conductivity will be. Check out our line of conductivity meters. You can use our portable and bench top meters for all kinds of applications in the field as well as in the lab. Please visit our website. The conductivity meters that we offer will suit a variety of customers; they would be great for a high school full of enthusiastic science students as well as our environmentalist who may be monitoring the conductivity of our lakes and ponds. Tammy Watkins