runswithsizzers
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I recently bought a pH meter, and I am finding it to be very useful!
But one quick question about using it on actively fermenting wine:
Do I need to worry about CO2 affecting my reading?
I seems like I remember reading somewhere that CO2 should be removed by heating/agitation before trying to meter if the juice is fermenting. However I just read the pH tutorial on this site <How To Understand ph, and Take A Reading> and it doesn't mention anything about CO2.
Is it standard operating procedure to try to eliminate CO2 before taking a pH reading, or not?
But one quick question about using it on actively fermenting wine:
Do I need to worry about CO2 affecting my reading?
I seems like I remember reading somewhere that CO2 should be removed by heating/agitation before trying to meter if the juice is fermenting. However I just read the pH tutorial on this site <How To Understand ph, and Take A Reading> and it doesn't mention anything about CO2.
Is it standard operating procedure to try to eliminate CO2 before taking a pH reading, or not?