The detection limits in the Detection Limit Chart are given in "parts per million" by volume (ppm) at 20°C and 1 atmosphere of pressure. These values can be converted into the concentration unit "mg/m3" by using the equation below: For a gas at 20°C and at 1 atmosphere of pressure: Concentration (mg/m3)= [Concentration(ppm) * Molec. weight (g/mol)] / [24.04 l/mol] Detection limits for Various gases The gases below are just examples of the more than 300 different gases you can detect with our range of Gas monitors. | Gas | Detection limit (ppm) | Filter number | | Nitrous Oxide | 0.03 | UA0985 | | Halothane | 0.02 | UA0972 | | Isoflurane | 0.009 | UA0972 | | Carbon Dioxide | 1.5 | UA0982 | | MMA | 0.02 | UA0971 | | SF6 | 0.006 | UA0988 | | Freon 134a | 0.01 | UA0970 |
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