Sample holder and assembly for the electrodynamic fragmentation of samples
AssigneeselFrag AG
InventorsReinhard Müller-Siebert, Christoph Anliker, Peter Hoppe, Josef Singer
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AssigneeselFrag AG
InventorsReinhard Müller-Siebert, Christoph Anliker, Peter Hoppe, Josef Singer
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The invention relates to a sample holder having an insulation body (10; 50) and a first electrode (3; 33) and a second electrode (4; 34), wherein the first electrode (3; 33) and the second electrode (4; 34) project into the sample container (2; 32), the first electrode (3; 33) and the second electrode (4; 34) are connected to each other via the insulation body (10; 50), the sample container (2; 32) is filled with a dielectric liquid (5; 35), and the first electrode (3; 33) is assigned to a gas collection chamber (6; 36). The invention further relates to an assembly for the electrodynamic fragmentation of samples (38), having such a sample container (2; 32), a process container (22; 41), and means (24, 27; 39, 39.1, 39.2, 40, 43) for connecting the first electrode (3; 33) and the second electrode (4; 34) of the sample container (2; 32) to a high voltage source (42), wherein the process container (22; 41) is filled with a dielectric liquid (46), and the sample container (2; 32) is arranged inside the process container (22; 41) in the dielectric liquid (46).
Assembly for the electrodynamic fragmentation of samples comprising a process container, a sample container with an insulating body and a first and a second electrode, wherein the first and the second electrode project into the sample container and the first and the second electrode are connected to one another via the insulating body, wherein the sample container is filled with a dielectric liquid and a gas collection chamber surrounding an area of the first electrode that projects into the sample container, and means for connecting the first and second electrodes of the sample container to a high-voltage source wherein the process container is filled with a dielectric liquid, and the sample container is arranged inside the process container in the dielectric liquid.
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