A relatively simple and versatile differential scattering molecular beam apparatus for nonalkali systems is described in which a low temperature semiconductor bolometer is used as detector. Details are given on vacuum facilities, beam sources, and detector element. A few examples of measurements on rare gases are given and the possibilities of the apparatus discussed.
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