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 Precautions when detecting alcohol gas
Precautions when detecting alcohol gas
Jul 09, 2025

In the context of the All Gas sensor's standard response state, the sensor reacts to ethanol (alcohol) gas by initiating a chemical reaction on the SE (sensing electrode) upon the gas's entry. The CE (counter electrode) and RE (reference electrode) d...

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  • Precautions for Using PID (Photoionization Detector) Sensors
    Precautions for Using PID (Photoionization Detector) Sensors
    Jul 10, 2025

    PID (Photoionization Detector) sensorsdetect gas concentrations by ionizing the substance to be measured through the energy excitation of an ultraviolet (UV) lamp. Characterized by high sensitivity, they are widely used in the detection of volatile o...

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  • Precautions for the use of electrochemical sensors
    Precautions for the use of electrochemical sensors
    Jul 08, 2025

    The first but most important thing is to use it within the allowable specifications. When it comes to measuring gas sensitivity, please make sure to conduct the test in clean air and avoid blowing the measured gas directly from the front. Blowing the...

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  • Material Volume Concentration (ppm) and Mass Concentration (mg/m3)  Conversion Table
    Material Volume Concentration (ppm) and Mass Concentration (mg/m3) Conversion Table
    Jun 16, 2025

    NO.   Gas MolecularFormula MolecularWeight   ppm mg/m3 1  Formaldehyde HCHO 30  0~10 0~13 2  Toluene C7H8 92  0~20 0~80 3  Ammonia NH3 17  0~50 0~38 Ammonia NH3 17  0~100 0~75 4  Ca...

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  •  Lead-Oxygen Sensors (Galvanic Cells) Show Significant Response to Air Pressure Changes
    Lead-Oxygen Sensors (Galvanic Cells) Show Significant Response to Air Pressure Changes
    Jun 16, 2025

    Common lead-containing oxygen sensors with a two-electrode design (galvanic cells) exhibit a rapid increase in current signal when subjected to sudden increases in air pressure. Well-known sensors of this type include the CITY 4OXV, Alphasense O2-A2...

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  • Routine Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) Detection Items
    Routine Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) Detection Items
    Jun 16, 2025

    1  Cyclohexanone 2  Isophorone 3  Methanol 4  Ethanol 5  Phenol 6  Acetone 7  Ethyl acetate 8  Benzene 9  n-Butanol 10 MIBK(Methyl isobutyl ketone) 11 n-Butyl acetate 12 Xylene( m,p,o) 13 Tolu...

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  • Instructions for Using Infrared Sensors
    Instructions for Using Infrared Sensors
    Jun 12, 2025

    The following are key notes regarding the use of infrared sensors: 1. The sensor requires a 1-minute warm-up period. Do not communicate with the sensor during this time. It will only operate normally after the warm-up period (60 seconds). 2...

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  • Hazards of VOCs
    Hazards of VOCs
    Jun 13, 2025

    Among the more than 900 identified indoor chemical and biological substances, volatile organic compounds (VOCs) account for at least 350+ (concentration <1ppb), of which over 20 are carcinogens or mutagens. Although their individual concentrations...

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  • TIPS: Detection of Cl2 Gas
    TIPS: Detection of Cl2 Gas
    Jun 13, 2025

    You should be aware of the following when conducting tests with chlorine standard gas. Chlorine (Cl₂) is a strong oxidant and has corrosiveness. When using Cl₂ to test some sensors, corrosion-resistant materials should be used in the testing system. ...

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  • ALL GAS , VOC Gas Sensor Operating Instructions
    ALL GAS , VOC Gas Sensor Operating Instructions
    Jun 12, 2025

    I. Overview All Gas/VOC Sensor is a solid-state polymer gas sensor capable of comprehensively measuring a variety of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and multiple toxic gases. Its detection principle is based on solid-state polymer electrochemistr...

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