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NASA NTRS · 20210005395

Monitoring Space Shuttle Air for Selected Contaminants Using an Electronic Nose

Abstract

A miniaturized electronic nose has been constructed at JPL in collaboration with Caltech. This array of conductometric sensors has been trained to detect and qualify the presence of vapors in the air; the compounds detected have been found as contaminants in shuttle air.

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Jackson, S., Karmon, D., Lau, B., Manatt, K. S., Buehler, M. G., Homer, M. L., Ryan, M. A.. 1998-07-13. Monitoring Space Shuttle Air for Selected Contaminants Using an Electronic Nose. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20210005395

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