Temperature Influence of Conductivity Standard 706 µS/cm (Ref 238929)

Hamilton offers several conductivity standards of varied values, whose stability of ±2% is guaranteed over a lifecycle of up to 3 years. These standards can be used several times, on condition that the bottle is not left open without its lid for more than one hour total. The composition of these standards is patented, and the procedure for determining conductivity has been developed in collaboration with the Danish Institute of Fundamental Metrology (FDM) and the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST). Please refer to the calibration certificate packaged with every HAMILTON Conductivity Standard for further details.

Line graph showing conductivity (µS/cm) vs. temperature (°C) for a 706 µS/cm standard, rising from ~350 at 5°C to ~1300 at 50°C.

Conductivity vs. Temperature: Reference table

Temperature °C	Conductivity µS/cm	Temperature °C	Conductivity µS/cm	Temperature °C	Conductivity µS/cm
5	359	21	627	37	971
6	371	22	648	38	994
7	386	23	666	39	1018
8	401	24	686	40	1040
9	417	25	706	41	1066
10	429	26	727	42	1091
11	449	27	748	43	1116
12	465	28	769	44	1140
13	482	29	790	45	1166
14	499	30	813	46	1191
15	516	31	834	47	1217
16	534	32	856	48	1242
17	552	33	878	49	1268
18	571	34	901	50	1295
19	589	35	924
20	609	36	947