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A simplified method for the anaerobic measurement of ionized calcium in serum of venous blood by use of ion-selective electrodes--the monovette-technique--is described. For estimation of Ca++ a new electrode type--the disk-electrode (11, 12, 13, 14)--charged with a synthetic, electrically neutral Ca++-carrier of the octandioic acid-type (1), is tested.
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