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10 Getting Started Chapter 111. Connect the Crystal Holder to the QCM25 Crystal Oscillator as shown in Figure 12.Figure 12. The QCM Probe consisting of a Crystal Holder and QCM25 Crystal Oscillator.QCM200 Quartz Crystal Microbalance
Chapter 1 Getting Started 11Flow CellThe Flow Cell Adapter (SRS Part# O100FC) attaches to the crystal holder to create asmall volume Stagnation Point Flow Cell.Figure 13. The Axial Flow Cell Adapter mounted on a crystal holder.Use the Axial Flow Cell Adapter for adsorption/desorption studies when: (1) well definedflow conditions are needed, (2) high sensitivity is required, (3) small rinse volume isdesirable and (4) flow-induced surface shear forces need to be minimized.OutFlowInFlowOutFlowQuartzCrystalStagnationPointFigure 14. Schematic representation of the liquid flow pattern in the Axial Flow CellA cross sectional view of the Axial Flow Cell, including a schematic representation of thestagnation point flow, is shown in Figure 14. In the axial flow cell the sample flowsradially outward from the input port at the center of the cell to the exit channel at the edgeof the cell, in a volume of about 150 µl. The sample solution is perpendicularly injectedQCM200 Quartz Crystal Microbalance
Page 1 and 2: Operation and Service ManualQCM200Q
Page 3 and 4: Safety and Preparation For UseiSafe
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Page 11 and 12: OverviewixQCM25 Crystal Oscillator
Page 13 and 14: SpecificationsxiSpecificationsQCM20
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