Author's Organization：Kobe Women's College of Pharmacy Kobe Women's College of Pharmacy Kobe Women's College of Pharmacy Kobe Women's College of Pharmacy
The sulfur oxides concentration in atmosphere was measured thirty times at Kobe Women's College of Pharmacy, both by the simplified air sampler-conductivity method and by auto-conductivity method simultaneously. When the values from the two methods were compared, good relationship was obtained. It was concluded from results that the simplified air sampler-conductivity method is available as a simplified and practical method.
