Chemistry: physical processes – Physical processes – Crystallization
Patent
1979-07-20
1981-03-24
Marcus, Michael
Chemistry: physical processes
Physical processes
Crystallization
23927, 422 52, G01N 2176
Patent
active
042577772
ABSTRACT:
The invention comprises a method and apparatus for the detection, or detection and concentration determination, of nitric oxide in a gas mixture, particularly in tobacco smoke. The apparatus comprises sampling means operable to isolate a predetermined amount of the gas mixture and pass it to a reaction chamber, means for supplying to that chamber a further gas chemiluminescently reactable with the nitric oxide, and detection means responsive to luminescence emitted in the said chamber. The method comprises operating sampling means to isolate a predetermined amount of the gas mixture and supply it to a reaction chamber, supplying to that chamber a further gas chemiluminescently reactable with the nitric oxide, and operating means to detect luminescence in the said chamber. A carrier gas may be used for transferring the predetermined amount of gas mixture from the sampling means to the reaction chamber.
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Dymond Harry F. D.
Yallup Albert E.
British-American Tobacco Company Limited
Marcus Michael
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