Method for detecting a reducing material in a gas phase

Electrical resistors – Resistance value responsive to a condition – Gas – vapor – or moisture absorbing or collecting

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23254E, 29620, 73 23, G01N 2712

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040017575

ABSTRACT:
A method for detecting the presence of a reducing material in a gas phase which involves heating a gas sensor, which has, as a major part, a partially dehydrated iron hydroxide having electrodes applied thereto, to a temperature less than 500.degree. C and bringing the gas sensor in contact with the gas phase of the reducing material or a gaseous mixture containing the reducing material. The gas sensor can be easily fabricated, and when exposed to a reducing material it undergoes a rapid decrease in electric resistance.

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