Chemistry: electrical and wave energy – Apparatus – Electrolytic
Patent
1990-10-18
1992-04-14
Niebling, John
Chemistry: electrical and wave energy
Apparatus
Electrolytic
73 3105, 204426, 204431, G01N 27407
Patent
active
051045133
ABSTRACT:
A sensor for selectively sensing the presence of halogenated gases, particularly HFC's, within an atmosphere. The apparatus includes a ceramic element containing either a mixture of alkali metal silicates and aluminum oxide or aluminosilicate which react with ions of the halogenated gas when the two are brought together forming a depletion layer on and within the ceramic. A preferred ceramic composition is a mixture of potassium slicate and either one of silicon dioxide or aluminum oxide. The sensor is formed with two electrodes on opposite sides of the ceramic having terminals connected into a circuit for detecting a potential difference across the depletion layer. Means are provided for detecting the potential differences and for producing a discernable signal in response thereto.
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Lee Tony C.
Schmitkons Thomas A.
Leader William T.
Leybold Inficon Inc.
Niebling John
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