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>Similarly, the team’s study suggests that a cellphone magnetometer can measure pH levels with the same sensitivity as a thousand-dollar benchtop meter but at a
by evanjrowley 3y ago
>Similarly, the team’s study suggests that a cellphone magnetometer can measure pH levels with the same sensitivity as a thousand-dollar benchtop meter but at a fraction of the cost. A home-brewer or a baker could use the magnetometer to quickly test the pH of various liquids to perfect their craft, and an environmental scientist could measure the pH of ground water samples on-site with higher accuracy than a litmus test strip could provide.
To determine if my body is burning ketones on a ketogenic diet, I used to have to pee on pH-sentitive keto test strips. Sounds like in the future I'll be peeing on my phone instead.
- ricardobeat 3y agoDoesn’t a electronic PH meter work for this purpose (hopefully not shared with the kitchen)?