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Producers and users of hydrogen, no matter if produced from renewable, such as through electrolysis, or fossil sources using steam methane reforming must ensure that the quality of the gas meets the specifications demanded by the market or the process where hydrogen is used. Precise determination of impurities in hydrogen is not only crucial for gas quality but also for the safety of the site and the process itself. ISO 14687 Part 2 defines the specification and quality of hydrogen if used in fuel cells.