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Automatic Gas Analyzers for Hydrogen in the Volumetric Concentration Range 10–6–1.0%

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Three modifications of an automatic hydrogen gas analyzer in the concentration range from 10–6 to 1.0% (vol.) are suggested. Measurement results are periodically recorded in an internal and external memory in real time for subsequent computer processing.

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Nikolaev, I.N., Litvinov, A.V. & Khalfin, T.M. Automatic Gas Analyzers for Hydrogen in the Volumetric Concentration Range 10–6–1.0%. Measurement Techniques 47, 725–728 (2004). https://doi.org/10.1023/B:METE.0000043664.69022.52

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