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A low-cost, flexible and fast method to create disposable sample cells suitable for in situ catalytic or material synthesis studies based on standard quartz capillaries, heat-shrinkable tubing and standard Swagelok components is described.

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Video S1: the shrinkage procedure.

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Video S2: pressurization of the newly developed capillary setup


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