Which is NOT an error associated with pH measurement that is incorrectly defined?
A) junction potential drift - AgCl or Ag precipitates from solution due to dilution of the KCl or the presence of reducing agents
B) sodium error - electrode responds to Na+ instead of H+ when [Na+] is low and [H+] is high
C) acid error - the measured pH is higher than the actual pH because the glass is saturated with H+ and cannot be further protonated
D) temperature - pH meter calibrated at a different temperature than the sample
E) equilibration time - the electrode did not have sufficient time to equilibrate with the solution
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