Dry air/gases for analytical instruments

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Stream of dry gases (air or nitrogen) are used in the practice of NMR spectroscopy to regulate sample temperature.

Typically gas is cooled to some temperature that is lower then the desired sample temperature. Cooled gas is then passed through electric heater where it reaches the target temperature and then comes in contact with the sample.

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