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A simple calcium-selective electrode has been developed which is capable of measuring calcium ion activity in the presence of many common interfering ions. The electrode utilizes a liquid ion exchanger membrane containing the calcium salt of a disubstituted phosphoric acid.
James W. Ross (1967) studied this question.
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