Particle sensor

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2007-07-31

2011-12-20

Mui, Christine T (Department: 1774)

Chemistry: analytical and immunological testing

Measurement includes temperature change of the material...

C422S082120, C422S068100, C422S050000

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08080427

ABSTRACT:
A particle sensor is provided having a first temperature sensing device having a sensing surface exposed to particles contained within a fluid. The sensing surface is at least partially coated with a catalyst for promoting an exothermic reaction with at least a portion of the particles. The particle sensor also has a second temperature sensing device positioned at a location substantially thermally isolated from thermal energy generated by the exothermic reaction.

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