Measurement of gaseous fluoride concentration using an internal

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436124, 436125, 436150, 422 98, 422 68, G01N 2746

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ABSTRACT:
A method for measuring fluoride concentrations in a gas wherein a sample of the gas is mixed with an internal reference solution in a gas scrubber to form a fluoride-containing solution. The fluoride-containing solution is collected, and the concentration of fluoride ion is determined in a potentiometric apparatus. The apparatus includes a first electrode having a fluoride-sensitive element and a second electrode having an element sensitive to a halide ion other than fluoride ion. The improved method of the invention compensates for errors caused by evaporation of water from the gas scrubber.

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Converse; J. G. et al., "Ion-Selective Electrode Analyzer for Monitoring Gaseous Hydrogen Chloride", ISA Transactions, vol. 15, No. 3, 1976, pp. 220-226.
Prior Art Public Use by Aluminum Company of America is discussed on p. 2 of patent specification.

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