Dünndarm, Peritoneum

Sonntag,; Esser,; Schweizer, Stefan; Haagen,

doi:10.1007/bf01621366

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Performance With the Laser-heated Microfurnace1

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“…Then we reduce the CF to À160°C, substantially reducing the ice vapour pressure from $5.5 Â 10 À4 mbar at À80°C to 1.1 Â 10 À13 mbar at À160°C [5]. We typically operate the furnace for a further 22 min while the CO is converted to graphite.…”

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“…At ANSTO, we have used two different methods to chill the CF: (1) two-stage Peltier cells (À39°C, vapour pressure of ice $1.4 Â 10 À1 mbar) [5,6] and (2) dry ice/ethanol slurries (À80°C, vapour pressure of ice $5.5 Â 10 À4 mbar) [3,7]. Peltier coolers have the advantage of maintaining the temperature with no operator intervention, however, the water vapour pressure is too high for efficient microsample preparation at achievable temperatures.…”

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