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Dissolved Oxygen - Luminescence-Based Sensor Procedure - Virginia
Dissolved Oxygen - Luminescence-Based Sensor Procedure is a legal document that was released by the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality - Pollutant Discharge Elimination System - a government authority operating within Virginia.
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Q: What is dissolved oxygen?A: Dissolved oxygen refers to the oxygen present in water or other liquids.
Q: What is a luminescence-based sensor?A: A luminescence-based sensor is a device that uses luminescent materials to detect and measure the presence of a substance, in this case, dissolved oxygen.
Q: What is the procedure for using a luminescence-based sensor to measure dissolved oxygen?A: The procedure typically involves preparing the sensor, calibrating it with a known standard, placing it in the liquid sample, allowing it to stabilize, and then measuring the luminescent signal emitted by the sensor to determine the concentration of dissolved oxygen.
Q: What are some applications of measuring dissolved oxygen?A: Measuring dissolved oxygen is important in various fields such as environmental monitoring, water treatment, aquaculture, and scientific research.
Q: Why is measuring dissolved oxygen important?A: Measuring dissolved oxygen is crucial as it provides insight into water quality, the health of aquatic ecosystems, and the effectiveness of various processes such as wastewater treatment.
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