ANALYSIS OF HYDROGEN SULFIDE IN HYDRIDE GASES
The method measures hydrogen sulfide concentrations in hydride gases in a sealed vessel. The sealed vessel has a gas inlet to receive a stream of hydride gas, a gas outlet to remove the stream of hydride gas and a metal acetate substrate. The stream of hydride gas contains a concentration of hydroge...
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| description | The method measures hydrogen sulfide concentrations in hydride gases in a sealed vessel. The sealed vessel has a gas inlet to receive a stream of hydride gas, a gas outlet to remove the stream of hydride gas and a metal acetate substrate. The stream of hydride gas contains a concentration of hydrogen sulfide gas. Introducing the stream of hydride gas through the gas inlet contacts the acetate substrate with the stream of hydride gas. Reacting the hydrogen sulfide gas contained in the stream of hydride gas with the acetate substrate modifies optical properties of the acetate substrate. Then measuring the optical properties of the acetate substrate determines the concentration of the hydrogen sulfide gas contained in the stream of hydride gas.
The method measures hydrogen sulfide concentrations in hydride gases in a sealed vessel. The sealed vessel has a gas inlet to receive a stream of hydride gas, a gas outlet to remove the stream of hydride gas and a metal acetate substrate. The stream of hydride gas contains a concentration of hydrogen sulfide gas. Introducing the stream of hydride gas through the gas inlet contacts the acetate substrate with the stream of hydride gas. Reacting the hydrogen sulfide gas contained in the stream of hydride gas with the acetate substrate modifies optical properties of the acetate substrate. Then measuring the optical properties of the acetate substrate determines the concentration of the hydrogen sulfide gas contained in the stream of hydride gas. |
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