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Pourquoi les analyseurs infrarouges ne peuvent-ils pas être utilisés pour mesurer les gaz inertes monatomiques ?

2018-04-16View Original

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Les analyseurs infrarouges et les photomètres infrarouges ne doivent pas être utilisés pour mesurer les gaz inertes monatomiques (He, Ne, Ar, etc.) et les gaz de molécules diatomiques apolaires à structure symétrique (N2, H2, O2, Cl2, etc.)
Reply #22018-04-16
Car ces molécules de gaz n’ont pas d’absorption infrarouge utilisable pour l’analyse des composants.

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