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A sulfur monitor analyzer is disclosed and utilizes a burner or flame holder, a burner or reaction chamber, a photomultiplier tube, a light collimator, and chopper blade members with openings so as to permit a flame disposed in the burner or reaction chamber to be seen by the photomultiplier tube at

A sulfur monitor analyzer is disclosed and utilizes a burner or flame holder, a burner or reaction chamber, a photomultiplier tube, a light collimator, and chopper blade members with openings so as to permit a flame disposed in the burner or reaction chamber to be seen by the photomultiplier tube at all times. A chemiluminescent radiation mask is disposed operatively between a portion of the chemiluminescent radiation and the photomultiplier tube so as to provide a chopper open mode of operation at which time the photomultiplier tube receives the flame radiation and a fraction of any chemiluminescent radiation surrounding the flames with any remaining fraction of any chemiluminescent radiation being obscured permanently by the chemiluminescent radiation mask. When the chopper is in the closed mode of operation, the photomultiplier tube receives only the radiation from the flame through an aperture defined by an opening in the opaque segment of this chopper or chemiluminescent radiation mask.

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A system for detecting sulfur concentrations in a gas mixture sample which comprises: a flame holder; a flame chamber within which said flame holder is disposed; means for continuously obtaining and transferring a portion of the sample to said flame holder; means for continuously transferring hydrog

A system for detecting sulfur concentrations in a gas mixture sample which comprises: a flame holder; a flame chamber within which said flame holder is disposed; means for continuously obtaining and transferring a portion of the sample to said flame holder; means for continuously transferring hydrogen to said flame chamber, thus generating a flame and causing chemiluminescent radiation; means for detecting light from said chemiluminescent radiation for measuring signals indicative of concentrations in the sample; and optical shutter means disposed between flame chamber and said light detecting means for alternately exposing and obscuring the chemiluminescent radiation emitted from said flame chamber while continually exposing the flame to said light detecting means.