How is NO converted to NO2 for analysis in UV and Visible analyzers?

How is NO converted to NO2 for analysis in UV and Visible analyzers? Correct Answer Treating sample gas with pressurized oxygen

NO is converted into NO2 for analysis in UV and Visible analyzers by treating sample gas with pressurized oxygen. This is because direct measurement of NO is not possible using UV and Visible analyzers.
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