A new hydrostatic medium for diamond anvil cells to 300 kbar pressure
We have shown that the rare gas xenon provides a hydrostatic medium for gasketed samples in a diamond anvil cell to pressures of 300 kbar. Previously, hydrostatic conditions were limited to ∼100 kbar in a methanol-ethanol mixture. Three spectroscopic tests were used to determine that pressure gradie...
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| description | We have shown that the rare gas xenon provides a hydrostatic medium for gasketed samples in a diamond anvil cell to pressures of 300 kbar. Previously, hydrostatic conditions were limited to ∼100 kbar in a methanol-ethanol mixture. Three spectroscopic tests were used to determine that pressure gradients were small in the solidified gas. Since xenon has a convenient melting temperature, easy cell loading is possible. The small volume in the gasket requires only a few cm
3 of gas. By analogy the other rare gases may be expected to show similar hydrostatic properties. Helium, for example, would be useful for X-ray studies. |
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