Method and apparatus for the chemiluminescent detection of HCl

Chemistry: physical processes – Physical processes – Crystallization

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23230PC, 23253PC, 23254E, G01N 2122, G01N 2152, G01N 2520

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040812472

ABSTRACT:
A method of measuring trace level hydrogen chloride concentration in a gas stream is disclosed. The gas stream containing hydrogen chloride is passed through a heated vitreous carbon catalyst and then mixed with ozone in a point source reaction chamber. The light emitted in the chemical reaction is measured by a sensitive amplifier and the output is displayed on a meter, recorder, or any other suitable device. Apparatus for measuring trace level hydrogen chloride concentration in a gas stream is also disclosed.

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