This book investigates the fundamental principles and practical applications of glass electrodes, particularly their role in measuring hydrogen ion concentration and other cations. It delves into the theoretical underpinnings of glass membrane potentials, exploring the complex interactions between glass composition, electrolyte solutions, and ion exchange phenomena. The work aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of how these electrodes function, the factors influencing their performance, and their utility in various analytical and research settings.

This text is recognized as a foundational work in the field of electrochemical sensors, particularly for its in-depth treatment of glass electrodes. Its detailed theoretical explanations and practical insights have made it a valuable resource for researchers and students in electrochemistry and analytical chemistry. The book's focus on fundamental principles ensures its continued relevance for understanding ion-selective electrode technology. It is often cited for its rigorous approach to the subject matter.