Sensor for determining the oxygen content in a gas

Chemistry: electrical and wave energy – Apparatus – Electrolytic

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204421, 204424, G01N 2758

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047707615

ABSTRACT:
A sensor is described for determining the oxygen content of a gas with the sensor consisting of a tablet of stabilized bismuth trioxide having electrode coatings on opposite major surfaces. The resistance between the electrode coatings is a measure of an oxygen partial pressure-dependent quantity. The tablet is immersed entirely in the gas to be analyzed so that the nesessity of a reference gas is eliminated.

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