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A metal vapour source is described which is particularly suited for synchrotron radiation studies. The design is such that the photon beam can pass through the core of the source to interact with the atomic beam. The geometry of the source allows a large number of apertures to be used thereby greatly increasing the atom density at the interaction region. The crucible is interchangeable and the oven is resistively heated. The oven should be able to operate at temperatures up to .
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