Electrochemical measuring cell for detecting arsine and phosphin

Chemistry: electrical and wave energy – Apparatus – Electrolytic

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205775, G01N 27404

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ABSTRACT:
An electrochemical measuring cell for detecting arsine and phosphine, containing at least one working electrode (3) consisting of a catalytically inactive material and a reference electrode (4) in an electrolyte space (6), which is filled with an aqueous electrolyte (9) and is sealed with a gas-permeable membrane (2) toward the gas to be detected, shall be improved in terms of the cross sensitivity to other gases. To accomplish this object, the working electrode (3) is designed as a thin-layer electrode and the electrolyte (9) consists of sulfuric acid with an electrolyte additive consisting of silver sulfate.

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