M J Stubbs, M. W. Thompson
Abstract
An apparatus is described in which a liquid nitrogen cryostat and a furnace were associated for annealing specimens at temperatures between -196° C and 200° C. Provision was made for transferring the specimens to liquid helium without removing them from the apparatus.
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An apparatus is described in which a liquid nitrogen cryostat and a furnace were associated for annealing specimens at temperatures between -196° C and 200° C. Provision was made for transferring the specimens to liquid helium without removing them from the apparatus.
Key concepts: Cryostat, Liquid nitrogen, Liquid helium, Helium, Nitrogen, Materials science, Liquid ammonia, Chemistry