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Figure 5
Graphs showing the temperatures of both cold and warm components recorded for ∼13 h starting with cooling of the BNP. The zoomed-in regions (b) and (c) show that both the warm and cold components achieved reasonably stable status after ∼2.5 h, with temperature changes between 200–800 min shown in (d) and (e). These measurements assure that the specimen can be kept below 110 K during cartridge changes, and for longer-term storage inside the vacuum chamber of the instrument. Temperature stability is also required to minimize specimen drift due to thermal expansion.

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SYNCHROTRON
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ISSN: 1600-5775
Volume 21| Part 1| December 2014| Pages 66-75
doi:10.1107/S1600577513029676
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