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A nitrogen-gas-stream cryostat for general X-ray diffraction studies

Journal of Applied Crystallography · 1986 · Vol. 19(2) · pp. 105–107

Abstract

A continuous nitrogen-flow cooling device, generally applicable to X-ray diffraction studies, is described. The device works in the range 77.4 to 323.0 K with a precision of ±0.1 K and a liquid-nitrogen constant consumption rate of 0.5 l h−1 over the whole temperature range. The supply vessel is unpressurized, so that refilling can be done without any observable influence on the cooling of the sample.

Inorganic Fluorides and Related CompoundsX-ray Diffraction in CrystallographyHigh-pressure geophysics and materialsCryostatLiquid nitrogenNitrogenNitrogen gasDiffractionX-rayAnalytical Chemistry (journal)Materials scienceRange (aeronautics)Volumetric flow rate
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