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01 Jul 2010
01 Jul 2010
absorption cells. These are typically small glass (or quartz) cylinders containing the gas to be studied. Here we show at the example of NO2 absorption cells that the effective amount of gas seen by the instrument can deviate greatly from expected values (by orders of magnitude in severe cases). Some suggestions to improve the situation are discussed.
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