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cryostat::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Type of | thermoregulator, thermostat |
Examples of cryostat
cryostat
Cool the cryostat down to a working temperature of 45 K. Completely overcouple the resonator.
From the nature.com
Embryonic brains were then embedded in OCT compound and frozen before sectioning using a cryostat.
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Valves on the cryostat, a chamber of super-cold hydrogen ice that cools the WISE instrument, opened.
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The heat generation becomes appreciable once the heat load exceeds the cooling capacity of the cryostat.
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The sample was kept in vacuum in a microscopy cryostat.
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It is expected that the total weight of the cryostat and its on-telescope electronics will be under 400 kg.
From the en.wikipedia.org
At its center, a very large cylindrical thermos flask or cryostat, held the cryogenicdeuterium fusion fuel.
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It is done using a refrigeration device called a cryostat.
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They sit on top of a tank filled with superfluid liquid helium, inside a giant thermos flask known as a cryostat.
From the sciencedaily.com
- A thermostat that operates at very low temperatures
- A Cryostat (from cryo=cold and stat=stationary) is a vessel, similar in construction to a vacuum flask, or Dewar used to maintain cold cryogenic temperatures. ...
- A vacuum vessel capable of being evacuated at room temperature built around a superconducting tokamak, which provides thermal insulation to maintain the Magnets at low temperature.
- A freezing chamber used by pathologists to prepare fresh tissue sections for immediate microscopic evaluation/diagnosis.
- A microtome in a cabinet maintained at subfreezing temperature in which frozen sections are cut and prepared for staining.
