Abstract
GAS-PHASE titrations are rarely used because of the lack of suitable and sensitive titration end-point detectors. We have found that ionization detectors1 are eminently suitable to follow the course of a gas–gas reaction in a continuous flow system. The response of such detectors is, in general, unspecific. A number of detectors were investigated; the following discussion deals with ionization cross-section detectors.
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FOLDVARI, T., TONI, J. & LION, K. Ionization Detector for Gas-phase Titration. Nature 211, 294–296 (1966). https://doi.org/10.1038/211294a0
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