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Detector detection medium

2024-11-08View Original

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Barrelized silicon tetrachloride stored in the warehouse. Silicon tetrachloride: a colorless or pale yellow fuming liquid that is volatile, has an irritating odor, is hygroscopic, and decomposes into hydrogen chloride when it comes into contact with water. Does the toxic gas detector detect hydrogen chloride or silicon tetrachloride as the medium?
Reply #22024-11-08
The detector should be used to detect hydrogen chloride as the medium to be tested. Silicon tetrachloride decomposes in the presence of water to produce hydrogen chloride; therefore, the detection of hydrogen chloride can be used as an indirect indicator of a leak or presence of silicon tetrachloride. .

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