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Non-Dispersive Infrared (NDIR) Spectroscopy

Non-Dispersive Infrared (NDIR) Spectroscopy is a method of measuring the concentration of carbon oxides (CO and CO₂).

Typical gases in NDIR are nitrogen and zero air, which are used for purging, and gas mixtures for calibration.

Air Products' speciality gases have been specifically designed for the analytical user, and their equipment. By using the Experis® gases product range, ensures accuracy of results and equipment performance is optimised.

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Air Products' Gases for NDIR Spectroscopy ​

Nitrogen BIP® Technology

Unrivalled gas purity, 10 ppb oxygen, 20 ppb moisture

Zero Air Plus (Synthetic Air)

Our highest specification gas, recommended where the analysis of components required is less than 1000 ppm

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Trish Lees

Business Development Specialist

"Which gases are commonly used for Non-Dispersive Infrared (NDIR) Spectroscopy?"
We recommend using Nitrogen BIP® or Argon BIP® as reference gasses because of the their low moisture specification (<0.02ppm) and low CO and CO2 specification (<0.5 ppm).
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