Filter and detector and methods of using same in the removal and

Chemistry: physical processes – Physical processes – Crystallization

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23254R, 55 68, 195 63, 195 68, 195 99, 195127, 131173, 131266, A24B 1502, B01D 3904, G01N 3114, G01N 3316

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ABSTRACT:
The quantity of carbon monoxide removed from a gas stream by a filter containing hemoglobin is greatly enhanced in quantity when the hemoglobin is accompanied by another factor present in blood. The quantity of carbon monoxide removable from a gas stream by hemoglobin depends upon the equivalent weight of the hemoglobin. However, in the presence of the additional factor, the quantity of carbon monoxide removed is substantially greater than can be accounted for by the stoichiometry of the hemoglobin alone.

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