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This paper describes the construction and evaluation of a system capable of producing well-defined test mixtures of mercury in air, or other diluent gas, at mercury concentrations between zero and 16 mg/M3. The various parameters that affect the generation system and their interactions are discussed and data is given for the calibration of several different mercury monitors.
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