CONTINUOUS MONITORING OF PARTICULATE SULFATE BY FLAME PHOTOMETRY.

James J. Huntzicker; Lorne M. Isabelle; John G. Watson

CONTINUOUS MONITORING OF PARTICULATE SULFATE BY FLAME PHOTOMETRY.

James J. Huntzicker, Lorne M. Isabelle, John G. Watson

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Abstract

Sulfate aerosol has been continuously monitored by sampling a laboratory generated aerosol with a commercially available ″sulfur gas″ flame photometer. Efficiencies of detection were high. The temperature dependent decomposition of the different sulfate species has been shown to be a potentially powerful tool in the molecular identification of the various sulfates.

Original language	English (US)
State	Published - 1975
Event	Int Conf on Environ Sensing and Asses, Jt Conf Comprising the Int Symp on Environ Monit and the 3rd Jt Conf on Sensing Environ Pollut - Las Vegas, NV, USA Duration: Sep 14 1975 → Sep 19 1975

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Other	Int Conf on Environ Sensing and Asses, Jt Conf Comprising the Int Symp on Environ Monit and the 3rd Jt Conf on Sensing Environ Pollut
City	Las Vegas, NV, USA
Period	9/14/75 → 9/19/75

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CONTINUOUS MONITORING OF PARTICULATE SULFATE BY FLAME PHOTOMETRY. / Huntzicker, James J.; Isabelle, Lorne M.; Watson, John G.
1975. Paper presented at Int Conf on Environ Sensing and Asses, Jt Conf Comprising the Int Symp on Environ Monit and the 3rd Jt Conf on Sensing Environ Pollut, Las Vegas, NV, USA.

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