Technical noteA chemiluminescence technique for measuring atmospheric trace concentrations of sulfur dioxide
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2011, Journal of Pharmaceutical AnalysisCitation Excerpt :As shown in Table 4, the results showed that there were no significant differences between the nominal content values and those obtained by the proposed method. It is supposed that sulfite acts as a reductant to produce an excited molecule of sulfur dioxide, which emits radiation in the range of 450 – 600 nm [29]. The emission intensity could be sensitized with fluorescent compounds and non-fluorescence compounds [30,31].
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