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Which electrode is placed inside the orifice tube, in coulter counter?

Which electrode is placed inside the orifice tube, in coulter counter? Correct Answer Platinum electrode

In a coulter counter, a platinum electrode is placed inside the orifice tube and a second electrode is submerged into the beaker containing the cell dilution, creating an electrical circuit between the two electrodes.

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