Chemical detector utilizing an electrolytic gel

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1979-03-07

1980-06-10

Kaplan, G. L.

Chemistry: electrical and wave energy

Processes and products

Vacuum arc discharge coating

204 1T, G01N 2746

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042071623

ABSTRACT:
A detector for reducing and oxidizing agents carried by fluids which detector includes an elongated exposed porous member having an opening extending therethrough, an electrolyte gel containing a metal salt filling said opening, a first metal electrode extending through said gel and a metal electrode on the outer side of said porous member, the porous member and electrode upon being placed in the path of the fluid will cause a current to be developed between the electrodes which is proportional to the amount of chemical in said fluid. The detector is especially useful for the detection of hydrazine in boiler feed water.

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