MBF-1100 Mossbauer Furnace
Brand: WissEl | Category: Nanotechnology
A furnace for Mossbauer effect measurements in vacuum or gas from room temperature upwards. A quartz tube holds the sample holder and inner heat screens, and two pipe connections allow evacuation, gas filling or a continuous gas flow without dismantling the furnace.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Sample temperature range | room temperature to 1000 deg C, 1100 deg C for a short time |
| Housing surface temperature | less than 180 deg C |
| Temperature gradient of sample | less than 5 per cent |
| Operating media | air, oxygen, nitrogen, vacuum, inert gases, halogens |
| Mossbauer absorber diameter | 17 mm |
| Specification | Housing 100 mm diameter, 135 mm long, weight approximately 1.3 kg |
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