Abstract
A UV-IBBCEAS spectrometer to measure the BTEX compounds in the ambient air was developed and characterized. The instrument achieved a detection limit of <5 ppb for a measurement time of 60s. This spectrometer was used to study the emissions from an urban environment, where an elevated level of BTEX was observed near to a gas station.
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