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Cryogenic cooling

Fig. 10. Wet high, intensity magnetic separator using cryogenically cooled coils and a stationary matrix where A is the feed control for top-fed or retention time control for underfed operation and B is the feed control for underfed or retention time control for top-fed operation. Fig. 10. Wet high, intensity magnetic separator using cryogenically cooled coils and a stationary matrix where A is the feed control for top-fed or retention time control for underfed operation and B is the feed control for underfed or retention time control for top-fed operation.
Another way to improve the analysis of complex matrices can be the combination of a multidimensional system with information-rich spectral detection (31). The analysis of eucalyptus and cascarilla bark essential oils has been carried out with an MDGC instrument, coupling a fast second chromatograph with a matrix isolation infrared spectrometer. Eluents from the first column were heart-cut and transferred to a cryogenically cooled trap. The trap is then heated to re-inject the components into an analytical column of different selectivity for separation and subsequent detection. The problem of the mismatch between the speed of fast separation and the... [Pg.229]

Another way to recover NGL is through cryogenic cooling to very low temperatures (-150 to -180°F), which are achieved primarily through... [Pg.7]

The compound, prepared by by co-condensation of diethyl sulfite (3.5 mmol) and chlorine fluoride (10 mmol) at —196°C, followed by slow warming to —78, then —20°, is unstable. Trap-to-trap distillation must be effected with great care, as violent explosions occurred (even on this small scale) when cryogenic cooling was removed from the traps. Scaling up is not recommended. [Pg.326]

Busse-Grawitz, M. E., Roeck, W., NMR Probe Head With Cryogenically Cooled Preamplifiers, in United States Patent 5,814,992. [Pg.416]

The tests on DPE suit material and wood addressed size-reduction and material-transport problems identified during the Demo I testing (NRC, 2000a). DPE suit and butyl rubber simulant materials were shredded in a dedicated granulator, cryogenically cooled in a cryo-cooler with an internal screw conveyor, and reduced in a cryocooled hammer mill. No materials contaminated with agent were tested. [Pg.134]

Recent LC-NMR Probe Developments 7.4.2.1 Cryogenically Cooled Flow Probes... [Pg.364]


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Cooling Process Cryogenic Equipment

Cryogenic separation cooling step

Cryogenically cooled detectors

Cryogenically cooled flow probes

Cryogenically cooled probes

Cryogenically-cooled probes, natural

Experimental methods cryogenic cooling

Probe cryogenically cooled probes

Sample cryogenic cooling system

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