5.7 Misure di Vapocromismo
5.7.2 Apparato sperimentale per l’individuazione della sensibilità dei disposit
L’apparato di misura per l’individuazione delle sensibilità dei dispostivi polimerici era derivante dalla scatola già prese in esame in precedenza con la differenza che i due piani venivano posti ad una distanza di 5 cm. In questo modo era possibile avere una scatola a volume noto 20*20*5 cm in cui veniva introdotta una quantità nota di cloroformio che veniva vaporizzata utilizzando un contenitore preriscaldato.
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