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In No.610 System, samples are injected into detector tubes by using a syringe in order to measure gases in very high concentrations or slow in chemical reactions.
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In No.610 System, samples are injected into detector tubes by using a syringe in order to measure gases in very high concentrations or slow in chemical reactions.
In No.610 System, samples are injected into detector tubes by using a syringe in order to measure gases in very high concentrations or slow in chemical reactions.
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- 2. Attach the syringe inlet to the syringe (No.601 or No.611) and collect 20ml of sample into the syringe by pulling its piston.
- 3. Insert the tube securely into the syringe inlet with the arrow pointing away from the syringe. Inject the sample collected in the syringe into the detector tube in 2 minutes (for No.100B) or 20 seconds (for No.2HT), and read the indication.
- 4. Please see the product manual for details.
| Substance to be measured | Tube no. & name | Measuring range (ppm) | Scale range (ppm) | No. of tests per box | Detector tube type | Notes | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Carbon dioxide | 2HT | Carbon dioxide | 10-100% | (10)-100% | 10 | Injection type | No.610 (Carbon dioxide) |
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