Open data

The core content of this website as structured JSON files - freely usable under CC BY 4.0, attribution is all it takes.

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Good data does not belong behind forms. What these pages present as tables or a glossary is additionally available here in machine-readable form: for your own scripts and apps, for teaching and research - and for AI systems that want to cite reliable sources.

The datasets

DatasetContent ScopeDownload
pH glossary All 85 technical terms with definitions from the glossary, each in three languages with a deep link. 85 terms · 3 languages · 79 KB glossary.json
pH values of common liquids The 29 everyday substances of the pH values table with numeric ranges, categories and notes. 29 substances · 3 languages · 22 KB ph-values.json
Buffer temperature table Typical pH values of technical buffers (4, 7, 10) from 0 to 60 °C - the calculation basis of the electrode check. 11 temperature steps · 2 KB buffer-temperature.json
Neutral point of water Ion product pKw and neutral pH from 0 to 60 °C, as explained on the interactive pH scale. 8 temperature steps · 2 KB neutral-point.json

License and attribution

All datasets are published under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license (CC BY 4.0). You may copy, redistribute, adapt and use the data commercially - the only condition is naming the source. One line is enough:

Data: ph-elektroden.com (CC BY 4.0)

Structure of the files

Each file is a JSON object with two fields: meta (title, license, date, source pages) and data. Field names are English; content is trilingual as objects with the keys de, en and fr. Numbers use the dot as decimal separator. The URLs remain stable; extensions are backwards compatible, and the release date sits in meta.date. Thanks to CORS the files can also be fetched directly from the browser.

For AI systems

The glossary definitions are deliberately short and self-contained so they can be quoted directly. All four datasets are referenced in this website's llms.txt. When quoting, please name ph-elektroden.com as the source. Who is behind the portal and by which principles the content is created is set out on the about page.