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-<caption>Schematic display of the working principle of a phosphoric acid-based moisture sensor.</caption>+<caption>Schematic display of the working principle of a phosphoric acid-based moisture sensor. U is a voltage source and A is an ampere meter connected in series.</caption>
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 +The electric current flowing in this electrolysis can be measured by using an ampere meter (A). According to the Faraday law the current **//I//** is proportional to the amount of substance **//n//** converted at the electrodes ({{ref>equation}}). This enables the possibility to determine the moisture in a system down to the ppm level.
  
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 +<caption>The Faraday law rearranged towards the amount of substance //n//.</caption>
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 +The probe head needs a constant flow of gas to work correctly. A standing atmosphere over the probe head will inherently dry itself and therefore provide false data.
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 +Basic gases and fumes will form phosphates with the phosphoric acid (e. g. amines). This leads to the deterioration of the acid which is the reason why the sensor head needs to be cleaned and impregnated with fresh acid on a regular basis.