Carbon monoxide gas detector

Chemistry: physical processes – Physical processes – Crystallization

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23254E, 73 27R, 148 63, 324 71SN, 338 34, 340237R, 427 87, 427108, 427126, G01N 2712, G01N 3100

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039704319

ABSTRACT:
An indicator of the presence and changes in the carbon monoxide content of the air is provided by this invention. It operates by measuring the change in resistance of a silver oxide when exposed to carbon monoxide.

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