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. 1998;20(6):185–188. doi: 10.1155/S1463924698000236

An automated system for the measurement of hydrogen peroxide in industrial applications

Philippe Westbroek 1, Edward Temmerman 1, Paul Kiekens 2, Filip Govaert 3
PMCID: PMC2548163  PMID: 18924833

Abstract

An automated sensor system for the continuous and in-line measurement of hydrogen peroxide in industrial applications is described. The hydrogen peroxide concentration can be measured over the entire pH range, over a wide concentration range of hydrogen peroxide (10-3 70 g/l), from 0 to 70°C, and with high precision and accuracy (errors less than 1% ). The system consists of a bypass in which the necessary electrodes are positioned and electronically controlled. The sensor is very selective for hydrogen peroxide, easy to instal, and it is stable for at least two months after calibration. The calibration can be done in the process solution during a running process.

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