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[Concentration of imidazolines in the air].

Authors: L I, Trubnikova; V N, Maĭstrenko;

[Concentration of imidazolines in the air].

Abstract

Using chamber for adjustable mode and dosing apparatus, the authors studied conditions of imidazolines' condensation from the air into 60% ethanol, to paper filters of "white tape" type, to analytic filters of AFA-HP type, into a shell with ultrathin layer of sorbent (2.7% sulfuric acid in 20% solution of glycerine in water). The best results were provided by experiments using the paper filter of "white tape" type and absorbing objects filled with 60% ethanol and containing spongy plate. Rate of the air pumping equalled 2-3 l/min and 0.5 l/min respectively.

Keywords

Photometry, Air Pollutants, Imidazoles, Temperature, Adsorption, Filtration

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