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Abstract
A membrane separated chemiluminescence (CL) flow cell was constructed and used for the measurement of chlorine dioxide. The membrane separated the luminol-peroxide reagent from the chlorine dioxide and provided a barrier to possible interferences. CL intensity was measured as a function of analyte and reagent flow rate. Sub part per million measurement of dissolved chlorine dioxide was easily obtained.