Case Studies

Household bleach, containing approximately 5–6% sodium hypochlorite, is widely used as a disinfectant and cleaning agent. When applied to surfaces, bleach releases a mixture of volatile compounds, including water vapor, hypochlorous acid (HOCl), and, under certain conditions, chlorine gas (Cl2). While the alkaline pH of commercial bleach typically limits Cl2 outgassing, the presence of acid, ammonia, or organic contaminants can substantially increase Cl2 vapor release. Read more here about Case Study: Evaluation of Chlorine Gas Detection from Bleach Products Using an AccuSafe Monitoring System...

Introduction Ethylene Oxide (C2H4O) is a highly reactive and carcinogenic gas widely used for sterilization in medical and industrial settings. Due to its toxicological profile and strict regulatory limits, accurate detection of ethylene oxide at trace levels is essential. Read more here about Evaluation of Ethylene Oxide Detection at 150 Feet Using an AccuSafe Monitoring System...