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PODCAST: Which methods best measure gas purity for carbon capture?

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Jed Thomas
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More and more investment is pouring into carbon capture - but purity remains a significant obstacle to safe operation. 

Which instruments and methods are need to most accurately assess this purity?

In this episode of the EnvirotechOnline podcast, Alan and Jed discuss two of the most promising technologies: FTIR spectroscopy and OFCEAS.

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