Faculty Publications
Studies Of Huey Sulfation Plates At High Ambient So2 Concentrations
Document Type
Article
Journal/Book/Conference Title
Journal of the Air Pollution Control Association
Volume
27
Issue
10
First Page
1011
Last Page
1013
Abstract
One of the more common and useful methods of testing for SO2 in the atmosphere is to use the Huey sulfation plate.1 It has a layer of PbÕ2 particles suspended in an inert substrate which reacts with ambient SO2 gas to form PbSÛ4. The amount of PbSÛ4 can be determined by gravimetric, spec-trophotometric, or turbidimetric methods. The amount of atmospheric SO2 is estimated by assuming a linear correlation between it and measured PbS04 on the plate. © 1977 Air & Waste Management Association.
Department
Department of Chemistry
Original Publication Date
1-1-1977
DOI of published version
10.1080/00022470.1977.10470515
Recommended Citation
Rider, Paul E.; Rider, Carole C.; and Corning, Robert N., "Studies Of Huey Sulfation Plates At High Ambient So2 Concentrations" (1977). Faculty Publications. 5049.
https://scholarworks.uni.edu/facpub/5049