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A procedure for the determination of the quality of gas of a probe gas, in particular a burnable gas, using a transmission spectrum of the probe gas determined at operating conditions by means of spectroscopical methods of measurement. At least the associated values of the pressure p and the temperature T of the probe gas are determined and in a number of selected spectral regions at least one spectral vector is constituted by integrating quantities of the transmission spectrum of the probe gas, which shows as components the values of the integrals with respect to the selected spectral regions and is characteristic for the properties of the probe gas at operating conditions. Afterwards, for the determination of a physical quantity according to the quality of gas, the spectral vector is multiplied with a factor vector, which has been evaluated by means of calibrating measurements of spectral vectors of calibrating gases of known features and under known conditions of state, in which with respect to the physical quantity to be determined according to the quality of gas, a respective factor vector is brought in.

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