A simple infrared cell was developed to study gas adsorption on a catalyst. The main body of the cell was made of Pyrex glass. Windows were attached to the cell body by means of O-ring seals with water-cooled brass rings. A heating assembly with tungsten windings was set in the cell. This cell could be used at temperatures up to 450°C, either under vacuum to a pressure of 10−6 Torr or in any controlled atmosphere.
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