Pressure differential pneumotachometers are often heated to:
A) Correct results from ATPS to BTPS.
B) Ensure development of laminar flow in the flow sensor.
C) Prevent condensation of the resistive element.
D) Detect slight changes in gas flow.

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Heating of pressure differential pneumotachometers is primarily done to prevent condensation of the resistive element.

Pressure Differential Pneumotachometers Are Often Heated To