Chemistry: electrical and wave energy – Apparatus – Electrolytic
Patent
1996-07-09
1998-10-27
Warden, Jill
Chemistry: electrical and wave energy
Apparatus
Electrolytic
73 2331, 204424, 204427, 204429, 422 83, 422 90, 422 95, 422 98, G01N 27409
Patent
active
058274154
ABSTRACT:
A self-contained, integrated-structure, miniature, electrochemical-type oxygen sensor is described which uses an oxygen ion conducting solid electrolyte. An encapsulated metal-metal oxide reference electrode on one surface of the solid electrolyte provides a reference oxygen pressure. A sensing electrode is placed on the other surface. The voltage developed between the reference electrode and the sensing electrode is indicative of the oxygen content of the fluid the sensing electrode is contacting.
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Gur Turgut Mehmet
Huggins Robert A.
Carrillo Sharidan
The Board of Trustees of Leland Stanford Jun. Univ.
Warden Jill
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