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• Bill designed, built, and tested an electrochemical ozone sensor system for continuous measurement of ozone concentrations. • Bill, then used the system to conducted atmospheric ozone R&D for the University of Arizona. • Keywords: Ozone, Chemistry, Electrochemical Sensor, KI, Platinum electrode, atmospheric physics. |
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• Today, the importance of global climate change and atmospheric ozone depletion is finally being recognized. • Bill's ozone measurement system led the way for quantifying atmospheric ozone depletion. |
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Leadership / Management • Bill led the ozone measurement project. Theory / R&D • Although Bill's first electrochemical project, he excelled in the design and fabrication of his system. • This includes Bill’s numerous insights in physics, chemistry, electronics, instrumentation and prototyping. Hardware • Bill machined the precision electrochemical reaction cell from a solid block of clear resin, constructed a platinum-wrapped fritted glass cathode, and a motorized syringe for a constant supply of constant Potassium Iodide (KI). |
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By pushing beyond the current state-of-the-art, there are these opportunities: • Today, more than ever, we need good, effective monitoring the Earth's air, water and other resources. • By utilizing nanotechnology with automated electrochemical testing, we can do much better monitoring. • Bill's skills, creativity and experience can help make a significant contribution to sustainability of our resources. |
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• Electrochemical principle of ozone sensors. • Electrochemical Concentration Cell |
