I need to dry my autoradiography slides under a stream of cold nitrogen. I have read that this is also done for other types of samples. I'd be grateful for any practical advice on how to do this safely. Thanks.
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#1
Posted 11 January 2012 - 06:13 AM
#2
Posted 16 January 2012 - 05:38 AM
Dear Clumsy,
Normally this is done by using a glass manifold attached a to a nitrogen source. The manifold has between 16 and 20 small glass tubes that allow the nitrogen to dry many samples at the same time.
Hope this is useful
Kindest regards
Uncle Rhombus
P.S. please see attched JPG
Normally this is done by using a glass manifold attached a to a nitrogen source. The manifold has between 16 and 20 small glass tubes that allow the nitrogen to dry many samples at the same time.
Hope this is useful
Kindest regards
Uncle Rhombus
P.S. please see attched JPG
#3
Posted 17 January 2012 - 12:05 PM
Thanks Uncle Rhombus,
I'll root around for a manifold and get creative connecting it to the tank.
best,
Clumsy
I'll root around for a manifold and get creative connecting it to the tank.
best,
Clumsy
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