Low-cost, heated, and/or cooled flow-through cell for transmission x-ray absorption spectroscopy
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- 1 June 1996
- journal article
- Published by AIP Publishing in Review of Scientific Instruments
- Vol. 67 (6) , 2111-2112
Abstract
A transmission x-ray absorption spectroscopy cell that can be used for air-sensitive samples with in situ treatment is described. The cell is designed with a relatively small size for use with air-sensitive powdered catalyst samples that must be loaded in a glove box. Samples can be treated in situ with gas flow or vacuum and temperature control up to 500 °C. The cell is constructed of stainless steel and designed for durability as well as ease of repair. The cells are vacuum tight and equipped with beryllium windows sealed with vacuum O-ring flanges for easy loading. Each cell, with all parts excluding the windows, costs about $2700.Keywords
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