Praying Mantis Low Temperature Reaction Chambers (UV-Vis-NIR) – CHC-VUV-5

Diffuse reflection spectroscopy is a very sensitive method for detecting changes at the surfaces of rough materials. It is particularly effective for powders that have high surface areas. This makes diffuse reflectance invaluable for studies of heterogeneous catalysis, gas-solid interactions, photochemical reactions, and oxidation mechanisms. This Low Temperature Reaction Chamber is well suited for performing such studies under carefully variable temperatures and pressures. These Low Temperature Reaction Chamber allow diffuse reflection measurements under a wide range of controlled temperatures and pressures and are used in conjunction with the Praying Mantis Accessory for FT-IR and UV-Vis diffuse reflectance spectroscopy. Features Designed for studies from high vacuum (133 μPa or 10-6 torr) to 133 kPa (1 ktorr) and at temperatures from -150°C to 600°C (under vacuum). Three inlet/outlet ports provided for evacuating the cell and introducing gases. Made of chemically resistant 316 stainless steel. Includes Reaction Chamber Low-voltage heating cartridge. K-type thermocouple. Sample packing tool and spill tray. Dome with two KBr windows and one glass observation window (FTIR configuration) Dome with two SiO2 windows and one glass observation window (UV-Vis-NIR configuration) Technical Info Download Praying Mantis Low Temp. Reaction Chamber Data Sheet (pdf) Download Praying Mantis Low Temp. Reaction Chamber Application Notes: Active Site Titration for CO Oxidation Catalyzed by Pt/SiO2 using Pulse−Probe Diffuse Reflectance Infrared Fourier Transform Spectroscopy (DRIFTS) Size-Dependent Optical Gap Shifts in Dynamic MOF Nanocrystals Achieved Through Elevated Temperatures Elucidating Novel Reactivity of Ni2+ in an Air Sensitive Metal Organic Framework with Variable Temperature and Low Pressure Diffuse Reflectance UV-Vis-NIR Spectroscopy Improving S:N for In-Situ Infrared Diffuse Reflection Studies Download Praying Mantis Low Temp. Reaction Technical Notes: Screen Mesh Sizes and Part Numbers