Q.Can you test a compound that is not on this list?
A.Yes. Send its name or CAS number, sample matrix, and expected range. We can assess custom calibration for additional infrared-active compounds and determine whether gas delivery and analytical quantification are feasible.
Q.Can you generate a challenge and measure the outlet?
A.Yes. A combined study can include controlled gas or vapor introduction and analytical measurements upstream, downstream, or over time. The protocol defines the challenge conditions and the concentration range needed at each sampling location.
Q.Which analyzer do you use for sulfur compounds?
A.MAX FTIR is our default for suitable sulfur compounds. We move to a gas-specific Interscan configuration only when MAX FTIR cannot meet the required quantification for the selected compound and study conditions.
Q.What should I send for a trace gas study?
A.Share the expected concentration range, sample composition, humidity, sampling locations, and timing. We use these details to select the analyzer and define the measurement setup.
Q.Does the list describe a simultaneous measurement panel?
A.No. The list identifies substances to consider when defining a study. MAX FTIR supports multi-component analysis where the spectra and concentration ranges permit it. Interscan configurations are selected for particular gases, and ozone uses a dedicated analyzer.
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