Chloride-Selective Electrode is an ion-selective electrode—a type of electrochemical sensor that selectively measures the activity of chloride ions in solution by generating a potential difference across a membrane specifically responsive to chloride—distinguished from other ion-selective electrodes by its selectivity for chloride over other anions.
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