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Advanced Experimental Inert Gas Mixture Processing System in a Thermostatic Box

Explore the functioning of a state-of-the-art gas mixture system with inert gases in a controlled environment using a thermostatic box. This system includes a QMA for precise analysis, UHV chamber for containment, NEG pump for maintaining cleanliness, and a sophisticated storage circuit for sample preservation. The system incorporates Peltier elements for temperature control, UHV vessels for gas containment, and resistance measurements on the cathode. Measure power input (cell voltage and current), observe power output (Peltier voltage), and monitor cathode voltage. Study the impact of temperatures on the system's functionality and experiment with different gas mixtures within the sample volume.

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Advanced Experimental Inert Gas Mixture Processing System in a Thermostatic Box

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  1. Gas mixture inert gases Experimental layout Thermostatic Box QMA UHV chamber n.o. n.c. n.c. NEG pump Storage circuit Sample volume n.o. Peltier element Cell UHV containment vessel Cathode resistance Power in (cell voltage and current) Power out (trought Peltier voltage) Voltage across the cathode Temperatures

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