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Abstract
Without proper ventilation, high ethylene concentrations exhausted in the ethylene-ozone chemiluminescent procedure present a hazard of flammability and cause interference problems in air sample analyses. The catalytic oxidation by palladium of ethylene to carbon dioxide and water at the catalyst temperature of 335°C is a simple, efficient, and inexpensive method of eliminating the problems.