Aug 27 2009 01:35 PMChromatography & Spectroscopy

Cool Analysis of So Much Hot Air

Discovering unexpected compounds in the stack emissions of a process plant requires a degree of detective work, supported by the best in infra-red spectrometers and the most powerful of spectroscopic software. The monitoring and control of industrial emissions has been high on the environmental agenda for almost 50 years, since the first large-scale programmes to measure sulphur dioxide and \'black smoke\' were set up in 1961. Since then, air quality in the UK has greatly improved ? to the extent that the Hollywood-clich? ?peasouper? smogs are now but a distant folk memory.

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