elate the terms presented in the first column with the information in the second column; i. Temperature ii. face speed iii. Relative humidity iv. Transport and storage time v. Exposure time and concentration of pollutants (__) May influence the integrity of the sample; (__) Influence the amount of sample collected (__) Defines the choice between a sampler containing hydrophilic adsorbents or one with hydrophobic adsorbents. (__) Influences the effective length of the diffusion path. (__)Variation in sampling due to its influence on the diffusion coefficient

elate the terms presented in the first column with the information in the second column; i. Temperature ii. face speed iii. Relative humidity iv. Transport and storage time v. Exposure time and concentration of pollutants () May influence the integrity of the sample; () Influence the amount of sample collected () Defines the choice between a sampler containing hydrophilic adsorbents or one with hydrophobic adsorbents. () Influences the effective length of the diffusion path. (__)Variation in sampling due to its influence on the diffusion coefficient

Biomedical Instrumentation Systems

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ISBN:9781133478294

Author:Chatterjee

Publisher:Chatterjee

Chapter6: Biomedical Electrodes, Sensors, And Transducers

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