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The pool body is a precision-engineered container within a measurement cell, designed to securely hold a liquid sample or electrolyte for electrochemical, optical, or physical measurements. It is typically made from chemically inert materials to prevent contamination and ensure accurate readings. The pool body may include integrated electrodes, sensors, or optical windows, and is often temperature-controlled to maintain stable measurement conditions.

The pool body provides a controlled environment for the sample, ensuring consistent contact with measurement probes or sensors. It isolates the sample from external interference and maintains required conditions (e.g., temperature, pressure) for accurate data acquisition.