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• Select New Developments: Light-Emitting Electrochemical Cells for Recyclable Lighting.

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  New Developments: Light-Emitting Electrochemical Cells for Recyclable Lighting.

  From:Chemical Industry Digest

  May 31, 2022209 words Brief article 1300LA low-cost and easy-to manufacture lighting technology can be made with light-emitting electrochemical cells. Such cells are thin-film electronic and ionic devices that generate light after a low voltage is applied....
• Select BRUSH UP FOR NEET/JEE CLASS-XII .

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  BRUSH UP FOR NEET/JEE CLASS-XII .

  From:Chemistry Today

  Oct. 13, 20222,747 words Article 1120LOctober 13 -- Unit 2 Electrochemistry | Chemical Kinetics ELECTROCHEMISTRY Electrochemistry is the study of production of electricity from energy released during spontaneous chemical reactions and the use of electrical...
• Select Japan's researcher's efficiently converts body heat to electricity.

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  Japan's researcher's efficiently converts body heat to electricity.

  From:BioSpectrum Asia

  Nov. 6, 2020417 words Article 1730LInexpensive, flexible, and non-toxic thermoelectric converters producing high voltages at body temperature achieved Thermo-electrochemical cells newly developed by researchers at Japan's Kyushu University offer a...
• Select Monitor measures six flue gases

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  Monitor measures six flue gases

  From:Plant Engineering (Vol. 55, Issue 4)

  Apr. 200133 words Brief article GreenLine Mk2 is a multimeasurement apparatus for analyzing flue gas. The device can be configured with up to six electrochemical cells for different gas concentration measurements ([0.sub.2], CO, NO, [NO.sub.2],...
• Select Dual cell control

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  Dual cell control

  From:LCGC Europe (Vol. 18, Issue 4)

  Apr. 200566 words Brief article Reader Service 78 Antec Leyden has released a dual cell control (DCC) option for the ALEXYS 100 LC-EC system. With independent control of two electrochemical cells in series (ox-red analysis) a selectivity...
• Select Flexible ammonia detection with voltammetric microsensors: gas sensors, produced by applying voltammetry to solid electrochemical cells, have demonstrated excellent sensitivity and selectivity for a wide range of gaseous chemicals

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  Flexible ammonia detection with voltammetric microsensors: gas sensors, produced by applying voltammetry to solid electrochemical cells, have demonstrated excellent sensitivity and selectivity for a wide range of gaseous chemicals

  Authors:Michael C. Vogt and Laura R. SkubalFrom:Sensors Magazine (Vol. 22, Issue 2)

  Feb. 20052,215 words Article Ammonia (N[H.sub.3]) is a common reagent for and byproduct of numerous processes. Nearly 80% of all ammonia produced in the U.S. is used for agricultural applications including liquid fertilizer, protein for livestock...
• Select Personal safety monitoring. (Products)

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  Personal safety monitoring. (Products)

  From:Occupational Hazards (Vol. 64, Issue 10)

  Oct. 2002144 words Brief article Compact G20 and G40 Portable Gas Detectors feature full-sized electrochemical cells for optimal personal safety. The G-series simultaneously monitors from one to four toxic gases, including oxygen deficiency and...
• Select Greenline Mk2

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  Greenline Mk2

  From:Resource: Engineering & Technology for a Sustainable World (Vol. 8, Issue 4)

  Apr. 200180 words Brief article Greenline Mk2 is a multi-measurement apparatus for analyzing flue gas in the heating and power industries, industrial plants, chemical processing, technical monitoring, servicing, environmental protection or any...
• Select IR Emission Monitor

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  IR Emission Monitor

  Author:Melanie MartellaFrom:Sensors Magazine (Vol. 18, Issue 7)

  July 200189 words Brief article The Iridium from City Technology Ltd., Portsmouth, England, is an IR bench for vehicle emissions monitoring that carriers the California Bureau of Automotive Repair (BAR) approval. The 32 by 42 by 150 mm device used...
• Select IR Emissions Monitor

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  IR Emissions Monitor

  Author:Melanie MartellaFrom:Sensors Magazine (Vol. 18, Issue 3)

  Mar. 200182 words Brief article The IRidium from City Technology Ltd., Portsmouth, England, is an IR bench for vehicle emissions monitoring that carries the California Bureau of Automotive Repair (BAR) approval. The 32 by 42 by 150 mm device uses...
• Select Four-gas monitor. (New Products)

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  Four-gas monitor. (New Products)

  Author:Stephen G. MinterFrom:Occupational Hazards (Vol. 64, Issue 4)

  Apr. 200289 words Brief article The G20 and G40 Portable Gas Detectors from General Monitors feature full-sized electrochemical cells for monitoring simultaneously from one to four toxic gases, including oxygen deficiency and combustible gas. Enclosed...
• Select Taming the li-ion

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  Taming the li-ion

  Author:Matthew HawesFrom:Industrial Fire Journal

  Autumn 20131,673 words Article 1390LWHAT ARE THE HAZARDS RELATED TO LITHIUM BATTERIES? HOW SHOULD WE RESPOND? WHAT ARE THE REGULATIONS? MATTHEW HAWES, EMERGENCY RESPONSE SPECIALIST AT NCEC--THE UK'S NATIONAL CHEMICAL EMERGENCY CENTRE--PROVIDES THE...
• Select Portable Flue Gas Laboratory

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  Portable Flue Gas Laboratory

  Author:Melanie MartellaFrom:Sensors Magazine (Vol. 18, Issue 3)

  Mar. 200194 words Brief article A multimeasurement apparatus for analyzing flue gas emissions, the Eurotron GreeLine Mk2 from TTI, Inc., williston, VT, can be configured with up to 6 electrochemical cells for different gas concentration measurements...
• Select Gas detector awarded intrinsic safety approval. (Equipment/Software/Literature)

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  Gas detector awarded intrinsic safety approval. (Equipment/Software/Literature)

  From:The Oil and Gas Journal (Vol. 100, Issue 9)

  Mar. 4, 200289 words Brief article The Target Series portable gas detector has been awarded intrinsic safety approval by the Canadian Standard Association. This Class I, Division I, Group A, B, C, D approval allows its service in hazardous work...
• Select Understanding high-tech confined space instruments

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  Understanding high-tech confined space instruments

  Author:John F. RekusFrom:Occupational Hazards (Vol. 57, Issue 9)

  Sept. 19952,288 words Article There is a wide array of confined space instrumentation types available on the market today but most of them typically rely on sensor-based technology. The most frequently used sensor technologies are catalytic...
• Select Looking to the future of gas sensing--a new galaxy of possibilities: what do the latest images from the Hubble Space Telescope have in common with the sensors inside your gas detectors? Gordon Haddow, Chartered Engineer and Technical Specialist in the Gas Sensors and Thermal Imaging Cameras Engineering Group at e2v, surveys the current scene in industrial gas sensing and then looks at where new technologies are taking us

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  Looking to the future of gas sensing--a new galaxy of possibilities: what do the latest images from the Hubble Space Telescope have in common with the sensors inside your gas detectors? Gordon Haddow, Chartered Engineer and Technical Specialist in the Gas Sensors and Thermal Imaging Cameras Engineering Group at e2v, surveys the current scene in industrial gas sensing and then looks at where new technologies are taking us

  Author:Gordon HaddowFrom:Industrial Fire Journal

  Apr. 20101,584 words Article There are four major gas sensing technologies widely used today for hazardous area safety applications, each type best suited to particular gases and applications: pellistors, infrared sensors, electrochemical cells and...
• Select A sense of the future: what do the latest images from the Hubble Space Telescope have in common with the sensors inside your gas detectors? Gordon Haddow, Chartered Engineer and Technical Specialist in the Gas Sensors and Thermal Imaging Cameras Engineering Group at e2v, surveys the current scene in industrial gas sensing and then looks at where new technologies are taking us

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  A sense of the future: what do the latest images from the Hubble Space Telescope have in common with the sensors inside your gas detectors? Gordon Haddow, Chartered Engineer and Technical Specialist in the Gas Sensors and Thermal Imaging Cameras Engineering Group at e2v, surveys the current scene in industrial gas sensing and then looks at where new technologies are taking us

  Author:Gordon HaddowFrom:Fire and Rescue

  Mar. 20101,973 words Article 1550LThere are four major gas sensing technologies widely used today for hazardous area safety applications, each type best suited to particular gases and applications: pellistors, infrared sensors, electrochemical cells and...