Apparatus and process for analysis of gaseous nitrogen trichlori

Chemistry: physical processes – Physical processes – Crystallization

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356 51, 356437, 422 83, G01N 2133

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ABSTRACT:
Apparatus and process for analyzing the nitrogen trichloride concentration in gases containing it utilizing an ultraviolet light source. Unabsorbed filtered light collected from the sample at a wavelength of about 218 nm is compared with a standard at a wavelength of about 260 nm and the resultant is expressed in terms of nitrogen trichloride concentration.

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"Determination of Mono-, Di-, and Trichloramine by Ultraviolet Absorption _Spectrophotometry" by Fred W. Czech et al., May, 1961, pp. 705-707. _
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"Chemistry of Nitrogen Trichloride-A Review of the Literature" by _Carl E. Vogler, Date and source unspecified. _

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