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GDSGAC CO2 GAS ADSORPTION CELL

Model：GDSGAC

Use：The GDS Gas Adsorption Cell (GDSGAC) is a twin cell based system used to compare the adsorption of a gas onto a chosen sample against a reference sample

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The GDS Gas Adsorption Cell (GDSGAC) is a twin cell based system used to compare the adsorption of a gas onto a chosen sample against a reference sample. One chamber will have a gas with a known volume and pressure. The second chamber will hold a sample with known volume under a vacuum. The gas is then introduced to the sample chamber and the process of adsorption begins.