Measurement of acid sulfate levels in aerosols

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250304, 250435, G01N 2135

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ABSTRACT:
A non-destructive unambiguous method of measuring the presence and level of acid sulfates, particularly ammonium bisulfate in air is disclosed including infrared energy absorbance measurements of particles deposited on the filter through which the air passes.

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McClenny et al, "Speciation of Ambient Sulfate Particulate Matter Using FT-IR-Based Absorption to Complement Wet Chemical and Thermal Speciation Measurements", Applied Spectroscopy, 48 (6), 1994, pp. 706-712.

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