Local pH monitoring dissolution

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Data for local pH monitoring expreiments for the dissolution part in publication: Microbial-induced calcium carbonate precipitation: An experimental toolbox for in situ and real-time investigation of micro-scale pH evolution. Included is data for the calibration, and from the dissolution experiment (Channel 1 data (signal from dye SR101) Channel 3 data (sigenl from dye R6G-EDA, and Channel 5 data (brightfield data)). Resolution is 512x512 pixel, images are recorded every 10sec. Data collection ...