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A device is described which uses the luminescence of a dry substance in the presence of ozone for the automatic quantitative determination of minute concentrations of atmospheric ozone. The sensitivity of the device is extremely high and the response is instantaneous. Since there are no liquid chemicals, the method can be used at extreme heights in the atmosphere, and it is equally applicable to the continuous monitoring of ozone near the earth's surface.
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