wavelenght use for carbon monoxide
Posted: Wed Apr 04, 2007 12:13 am
Hi,
I would like to know which wavelenght is the best to get sensitivity to carbon monoxide!!
I heard that between 220nm and 300nm should be good, is that right???
I'm using a spectrometer and it seems to be good in UV for sure.
Let me know if you have info about that???
thanks
dany
I would like to know which wavelenght is the best to get sensitivity to carbon monoxide!!
I heard that between 220nm and 300nm should be good, is that right???
I'm using a spectrometer and it seems to be good in UV for sure.
Let me know if you have info about that???
thanks
dany