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Cryogenic approaches

Cryogenic Approach to Localized Cooling of Infrared Detectors (4) 426... [Pg.654]

INF RARED DETECTOR Cryogenic Approach to Localized Cooling of Infrared Detectors (4) 426 A Closed Infrared Detector Cooling System (5) 317... [Pg.656]

CRYOGENIC APPROACH TO LOCALIZED COOLING OF INFRARED DETECTORS... [Pg.426]

Another primary limitation of the cryogenic approach is the high energy loss required to prepare liquid fuel (up to 30% of the total specific energy content [7]). Estimates of future production costs of various fuel alternatives predict that liquid hydrogen production will be significantly more expensive than compressed hydrogen production, methanol, or... [Pg.432]

P. J. Maiiiott and R. M. Kinghorn, Longitudinally modulated cryogenic system. A generally applicable approach to solute trapping and mobilization in gas chromatography , Anal. Chem. 69 2582-2588 (1997). [Pg.107]

Design of Experimental Set-up. In performing electrochemical measurements at cryogenic temperatures, two different approaches can be chosen Either to adapt an electrochemical cell to a commercially available cryostat or to adapt a cooling system to an optimized electrochemical cell. [Pg.276]

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