Laboratory apparatus for separating substances from gas samples
OwnerKarl S. Brennerinventor
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Abstract
The laboratory apparatus is used for separating gaseous, liquid and solid substances from gas samples (for example air) to be trace analyzed. It comprises a vessel and a mixer insert with nozzles. The gas fed into the mixer insert emerges from the nozzles at high speed into an absorption liquid held in the vessel so that intensive mixing and hence high absorption of the substances takes place. After passing through the liquid the gas leaves the vessel via an outlet. The substances absorbed in the liquid are available for analysis.
Claims9
Laboratory apparatus for separating a gaseous, liquid or solid substance from a gas sample, consisting essentially of a cylindrical vessel, comprising a sleeve and an impingement surface, a mixer insert comprising a core which is insertable into the sleeve, an inlet tube which passes through the core, and an outlet tube, and a plurality of nozzles which communicate with the lower end of the inlet tube via a distributor means.
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