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Personal sampler for nitrogen dioxide

PALMES, E. D., GUNNISON, A.F., DiMATTIO, J., TOMCZYK, C.·1976·American Industrial Hygiene Association Journal

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A new type of personal sampler for gases in air, originally reported from this laboratory, has been adapted to measurement of NO2. The sampler depends on the transfer of NO2 by diffusion to a triethanolamine coated collector at the sealed end of a tube; the open end of the tube is exposed to the test environment. The devices are accurate, light, simple to use and have very good shelf life before and after sampling.

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Authors
PALMES, E. D., GUNNISON, A. F., DiMATTIO, J., & TOMCZYK, C.
Venue
American Industrial Hygiene Association Journal
Published
1976-10
Volume
37
Issue
10
Pages
570-577
ISSN
0002-8894 (ISSN-L)
OpenAlex
W1979129796
Cited by
514
References
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FWCI
7.33
Type
journal article
Language
en
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