Electrochemical gas sensor cells

Chemistry: electrical and wave energy – Apparatus – Electrolytic

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204425, 204426, 204427, 204431, G01N 27416

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051731665

ABSTRACT:
An electrochemical gas sensor cell is provided, the use of which permits quantitative measurement of volatile gas contaminants in an atmosphere being monitored, generally at ambient temperatures below 100.degree.C. The cell comprises at least a first sensor electrode and a second counter electrode, on either side of an electrolyte which may be immobilized in a matrix, or a polymer electrolyte. The sensing electrode has a catalyst dispersed on a porous base, and is mounted in such a manner as to be exposed to the atmosphere which is to be sensed for gaseous contaminants, with the counter electrode being isolated from any exposure to that atmosphere. Generally, the electrodes are mounted in electrically conductive plastic frames, sandwiching a third non-conductive frame member in which the electrolyte is located. In an alternative embodiment, a further reference electrode may be mounted so as to be exposed to the electrolyte. The porous electrode may comprise a porous base layer, a catalytically active metal (usually a noble metal), carbon, and a polymeric hydrophobic binder.

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