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Highly sensitive trace gas detection based on a miniaturized 3D-printed Y-type resonant photoacoustic cell

Wu et al., 2023

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5956095779202706306
Author
Wu G
Wu X
Gong Z
Xing J
Fan Y
Ma J
Peng W
Yu Q
Mei L
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Optics express

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We report, what we believe to be, a novel miniaturized 3D-printed Y-type resonant photoacoustic cell (YRPAC) consisting of a frustum of cone-type buffer chamber and a cylindrical resonant chamber. The volume of the designed YRPAC is about 7.0 cm^ 3, which …
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