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SPEX™ model

Tumbler, jar, drum, or cannon ball mills Szegvari attritor vertical mills and other vertical stirred ball mills Planetary Fritsch and Retsch model mills Shaker (vibratory) SPEX model mills... [Pg.29]

The epoxy and silicone-epoxy resins were molded into 37-mm diameter by A-mm thick discs. These were ground in a SPEX model 800A carbide lined two-ball grinder, and the resulting powder sieved to provide controlled sample configurations for laboratory analyses. [Pg.214]

Spectroscopic Measurements. A Beckman Model 5230 spectrophotometer was used to record in situ UV-visible spectra of the PPy films, which were electrochemically deposited on the indium-tin oxide (ITO) coated glass (Delta Technologies). For Raman measurements a Spex Model 1403 double spectrometer, a DM IB Datamate, and a Houston Instrument DMP-40 digital plotter were employed. Details of the experimental setup for in situ Raman spectroscopy are described elsewhere (26). [Pg.141]

The basic experimental arrangement is shown in Figure 1. A Q-switched ruby pump laser is frequency doubled to pump a broadband dye laser with a piano-spherical cavity. The remaining ruby power and the dye pulse were then used for the non-linear spectroscopy experiments. Spectra were recorded on film or plates by means of a Spex Model 1701 spectrograph equipped with a camera. The smoothness of the dye output intensity with wavelength, which determines the sensitivity of the single-pulse spectra, varied from shot to shot and depended on the dye. [Pg.320]

Figure 2-6 Schematic of a Spex Model 1403/4 double monochromator. (Reproduced with permission.)... Figure 2-6 Schematic of a Spex Model 1403/4 double monochromator. (Reproduced with permission.)...
Figure 2-7 Raman spectra of CCI4 (488.0-nm excitation) obtained under different conditions using a Spex Model 1403 double monochromator equipped with 1,800 grooves/mm gratings and a Hamamatsu R928 photomultiplier, (a) The effect of spectral bandpass (0.2-cm-1 increments per data point), (b) The effect of size of increments between the data points (1-cnT1 slit width accumulation time for all spectra was 1 second per data point.)... Figure 2-7 Raman spectra of CCI4 (488.0-nm excitation) obtained under different conditions using a Spex Model 1403 double monochromator equipped with 1,800 grooves/mm gratings and a Hamamatsu R928 photomultiplier, (a) The effect of spectral bandpass (0.2-cm-1 increments per data point), (b) The effect of size of increments between the data points (1-cnT1 slit width accumulation time for all spectra was 1 second per data point.)...
Spectrometer Spex Model 1877 triple polychromator with 100 pm slit width (resolution, 5cm 1)... [Pg.406]

A Spectra-Physics Model 125 He-Ne laser was used in conjunction with a Spex Model 1400 Double Monochromator, in the spectrometer described by Miller, Rousseau, and Leroi, An ITT FW-130 Star-Tracker photomultiplier was used for detection. [Pg.99]

Raman Spectra. Microcrystalline samples of [XeFj JjPdFj ", [XCjFi/ljPdF, ", XCjFi/AuF,", and XeFj AuFj", enclosed in 1-mm o.d. quartz capillaries, were excited at 6328 A, using a 100-mW He-Ne ion laser, and spectra were recorded from a Spex Model 1400 double monochromator. Spectra were also obtained on a Cary S3 spectrometer equipped with a 100-mW At ion (4880-A) laser. The spectra are tabulated in Table IV and the AuF salt spectra are given in Figure 6. ... [Pg.162]

Raman Spectra.—The microcrystalline solids and a sample of liquid S2O6F2 were each contained in sealed thin walled 1-mm diameter Pyrex glass capillaries for Raman spectroscopy. The spectrometer employed a Spectra-Physics Model 125 He-Ne laser in conjunction with a Spex Model 1400 double monochromator. [Pg.208]


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See also in sourсe #XX -- [ Pg.17 , Pg.32 ]




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