A crystal cleavage device for use in LEED-Auger studies

A crystal cleavage device for use in LEED-Auger studies

Classified abstracts 156-l 57 are measured. The measured gas quantity and time are plotted on a linear scale. The diffusion and solubility coefficie...

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are measured. The measured gas quantity and time are plotted on a linear scale. The diffusion and solubility coefficients calculated by the Daynes method are presented in a nomogram for 8 gases and vapours and 3 elastomers. (Lichtenstein) Th Kraus and E Zollinger, Vukuum-Tech, 23 (2), 1974, 4@46 (in

can be cycled between liquid helium temperatures and 1725°C and show good stability and low vapour pressure at high temperatures. L Bogart and I Ben-Zvi, Reo Sci Instrum, 45 (5), 1974,713-714.

German).

49. MISCELLANEOUS

45. SOLDERING,

WELDING,

BRAZING,

SOLDERS

45 156. A sapphire to niobium vacuum seal for the temperature range 2-2000 K. (USA) A single step brazing process has been developed for producing vacuum tight seals between sapphire and niobium. These assemblies

MATERIALS

AND TECHNIQUES

49 157. A crystal cleavage device for use in LEED-Auger studies. (UK) A device for uhv cleavage of crystal specimens is described for use with LEED-Auger apparatus. The device is designed to minimize stress on the crystal holder and to be entirely removable from the area in front of the LEED screen. A P Janssen and A Chambers, J Phys E-Scient Instrum, 7 (6), 1974, 425-426.

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