Electricity: measuring and testing – Using ionization effects – For analysis of gas – vapor – or particles of matter
Patent
1996-01-30
2000-10-17
Wieder, Kenneth A.
Electricity: measuring and testing
Using ionization effects
For analysis of gas, vapor, or particles of matter
324449, 324123R, 324455, 73 2802, G01N 2762, G01N 2768
Patent
active
061337404
ABSTRACT:
A method and apparatus are set forth which enables a gas chromatographic column output to be connected with a pulse discharge chamber in which chemically bound chlorine in volatile organic or inorganic samples is measured. A spark discharge is formed in the chamber to ionize and excite helium molecules to a metastable state. In turn, that transfers excitation to a trace of krypton gas in the chamber which is ionized, and the ionized krypton then preferentially binds with chemically bound chlorine. The latter binding occurs with the liberation of a photon centered at about 222 nanometers thereby defining a spectral region of interest which is measured by a photomultiplier tube to quantify chemically bound chlorine.
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Stearns Stanley D.
Wentworth Wayne E.
Do Diep
Valco Instrument Co., Inc
Wieder Kenneth A.
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