METALCARBIDES: A NEW NO2–NO CONVERTER MATERIAL FOR A CHEMILUMINESCENT NOX ANALYZER
Natsuko Futsuhara, Kazue Masuda, Koji TSUCHIMOTO, Naoomi Yamaki
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Natsuko Futsuhara, Kazue Masuda, Koji TSUCHIMOTO, Naoomi Yamaki
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Abstract Metalcarbides are investigated as a new NO2–NO converter material for measuring NO2 by using a chemiluminescent NOX analyzer. It is found that the metalcarbides make it possible to convert quantitatively NO2 to NO under very mild conditions without the oxidation of NH3 and N-compounds and without the decomposition of NO.
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Abstract Metalcarbides are investigated as a new NO2–NO converter material for measuring NO2 by using a chemiluminescent NOX analyzer. It is found that the metalcarbides make it possible to convert quantitatively NO2 to NO under very mild conditions without the oxidation of NH3 and N-compounds and without the decomposition of NO.
Key concepts: Chemiluminescence, Chemistry, Spectrum analyzer, NOx, Decomposition, Analytical Chemistry (journal), Inorganic chemistry, Physical chemistry