An ultra-high vacuum apparatus in which materials can be evaporated onto substrates at various temperatures has been developed. Without breaking the vacuum, x-ray diffraction observations can be made over the angular 2θ range normally used on an x-ray diffractometer. Continuous pumping during evaporation, anneal, and measurement is obtained by use of an ion pump.
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