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cryogenic
The present paper repor ts on a cryogenic ion source coupled with a high voltage diode.
The foam is also useful for quick and precise mounting of the freestanding cryogenic shell container inside the casing.
Sensitivity of cryogenic single-shell and non-cryogenic double-shell targets to radiation flux non-uniformity and shells roughness are studied.
The inner vacuum chamber with its electrostatic elements is kept at cryogenic temperature.
Cryogenic damage to boar spermatozoa frozen in pellets and in tubes.
The internal sample is made of cryogenic hydrogen surrounded by a laminar layer made of solid gold.
The main advantage of the permafrost in comparison to simulated cryogenic systems is age.
Volumes of air from the upper stratosphere collected via balloon-carried cryogenic equipment have been found to trap interplanetary microparticles (1).
Therefore, the layering module design is constrained by the fact that a cer tain par t of the layering channel must be cryogenic.
They can be applied either at cryogenic or physiological temperatures and down to amounts of a few nanomoles.
The cryogenic target can tolerate the asymmetry of a thermal flux as 4th harmonic less than 1%.
A full density gas tight permeation seal was successfully deposited for retention of the fill gas at room temperature or the ice at cryogenic temperatures.
Of importance in this joint are its strength, leak integrity, and resistance to cooling to cryogenic temperature.
A cryogenic fluidized bed is being evaluated experimentally for the capability to provide this temperature environment.
The cryogenic targets for these experiments are polystyrene shells of 0.7- to 1-mm diameter and 8- to 15-mm wall thickness.
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