Low Temperature Dilatometric Complex

Low-temperature capacitive dilatometer for the study of thermal expansion of solids, in particular, nanostructured objects.

Low-temperature capacitive dilatometer for the study of thermal expansion of cryocrystals (solidified gases), low-temperature desorption vacuum gas analyzer.

Measuring equipment and automation system, which includes: LakeShore-330 thermal controller, Keithley 2700 multimeter, Keithley 2000, Pendulum CNT-85 frequency meter, MKS-627 capacitive pressure transducer, Advantech PCI-1670 personal computer connection board, personal computer. 

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Over-measuring lengths (especially when the dimensions of different components of physical and biological objects have to agree with each other) is an important and complex experimental problem. Depending on the systems in which the measurements need to be made, as well as the conditions in which they are located, mechanical, optical or electronic measurement methods are used. Scientists of the B. Verkin ILTPE of NASU  created a low-temperature dilatometric complex, the use of which allows to register thermal expansion in the scale of interatomic distances in the temperature range from 1.2 K to 300 K. The accuracy and temperature range of this complex is currently not has analogues in the world.

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