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Micromeritics AccuPyc II 1340 - Configurations and Options

Micromeritics AccuPyc II 1340
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AccuPyc II 1340 Equipment Description
Aug 2013 1-5
designated purge fill pressure. The chambers are then vented to atmosphere, resulting in elimination of
water vapor or other contaminants. A cycle is used for collecting the precise, accurate data used in
report calculations.
Calibration is used to determine the size of the cell and expansion chambers within the instrument.
After calibration, the cell and expansion chamber volumes are stored automatically.
The zero function is used to calculate a new zero pressure offset. It is measured when the system is at
atmospheric pressure and thermal equilibrium and is subtracted from all subsequent pressure readings
in order to obtain a true gauge pressure.
Configurations
To ensure best fit with your sample, the AccuPyc is available in multiple configurations:
•1-cm
3
sample chamber
•10-cm
3
sample chamber
100-cm
3
sample chamber
350-cm
3
sample chamber
2000-cm
3
sample chamber
Best fit means your sample nearly fills the sample chamber and, therefore, optimizes the precision of
your results.
Temperature Control
A temperature-controlled unit to which an external bath is connected is available in the following
configurations:
•10-cm
3
sample chamber
100-cm
3
sample chamber
The temperature-controlled unit is specifically designed for temperature-sensitive materials. This unit
is ideally suited for laboratories in which ambient temperature varies during normal work hours, or in
which subambient cooling or above-ambient heating is required.
All sample chamber volumes are nominal unless otherwise specified.

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