A cell for x-ray diffraction studies of fluids with the energy-dispersive technique at pressures of up to 9–10 kbar has been designed. The main advantages of the apparatus are a simple design, reliable sealing, absence of contribution from the container to the measured intensity of scattering, and high accuracy of intensity measurements achievable in a reasonable exposure time.
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