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Hi Pius,
I just wanted to say that Rigaku is absolutely helping me trouble shoot this.
They are really good in providing support. I just posted this here in case
someone had seen this before and had a solution that I am missing because I
don't have a huge amount of experience with this yet.
I
Hi Annette,
We did some studies way back when that profiled the temperature signature of a
cryostream as a function of distance using an infrared camera ago (JSR 2007,
14, 109-115). The original study looked at beam heating from the X-ray beam but
in the process we noticed that the stream can h
I've had this problem with the four circle goniometers. I imagine your setup
looks similar to
https://www.med.upenn.edu/biocbiop/jf/bsbcore/images/X-ray_Rigaku_MicroMax-007.jpg
?
At high chi values, I would also observe a 'tail' of ice off my pins.
As you mentioned in the manual, it's because
Hi Annette,
I do not have any experience with the particular set up you are using, but just
from general considerations, how about:
1. If you have control over humidity in the room, reduce it as much as you
can during "icy" data collections
2. In another e-mail you mentioned you use coppe
Hi Scott and Henry ,
Thanks you for the fat response. I am using copper pins.
What is interesting for me is that it really only happens at certain
geometries. As long as I don't move chi I can collect for days, if I set chi to
let's say 400 and Omega brings the pin to move so that it forms a sma
Dear All,
We have a Rigaku XtalLab with a MM003 generator, a 4 axis goniometer and an
Oxford 700 cryostream. I have been running into the problem that if I make full
use of the 4 axis goniometer in the collection strategy I run into geometries
where the angles between the pin/Xtal and the O
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