Application of the Interferometer to Gas Analysis (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Calibrate and use a gas interferometer with confidence This practical guide explains a simple method to measure how different gases bend light, using two long gas chambers and a reference fringe for accuracy. It makes the technique accessible for analyzing gas mixtures and seeing how temperature and pressure affect readings.

The text covers the basic theory, calibration steps, and practical notes that let you translate interferometer readings into refractivity differences. It shows how to relate refractivity to gas density and composition, and how to compare a mixture against a standard gas to determine exact percentages. The material also offers illustrative cases and cautions to improve precision in real-world situations.

• How the interferometer detects differences in refractivity between two gas samples


• How to calibrate the instrument using dry air and controlled pressure and temperature


• How to compute refractivity changes and relate them to gas composition


• Practical tips for analyzing mixtures like carbon dioxide in air and adjusting for temperature/pressure

Ideal for readers looking for a clear introduction to gas analysis with interferometry and practical calibration techniques.

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