A slow-cooling-rate in situ cell for long-duration studies of mineral precipitation in cold aqueous environments on Earth and other planetary bodies

Thompson, S.P.; Kennedy, H.; Day, S.J.; Baker, A.R.; Butler, B.M.; Safi, E.; Kelly, J.; Male, A.; Potter, J.; Cobb, T.; Murray, C.A.; Tang, C.C.; Evans, A.; Mercado, R.

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Figure 3
A screenshot showing the cell temperature (red, top trace) and chiller temperature (blue, bottom trace) during a script-controlled cooling ramp covering a 1 month period. The difference between the measured sample temperature and the chiller temperature is initially ∼5°C, widening slowly as the temperature decreases.

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Volume 51| Part 4| August 2018| Pages 1197-1210

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