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In Reply to: Cryogenics posted by Gregory Bartlett on November 12, 2001 at 23:47:30:
As it was described to me second hand (adnittedly), the so-called "immersion method" attributed to Jenna Labs is not quite as bad as it seems at first blush - the immersion is apparently performed after the item being treated has been allowed to gradually cool in the vapor portion of the dewar (container) to a temperature approaching the temperature of the liquid N. This probably does not harm the material, but on the other hand it begs the question: if you can appraoch the temperatures of the liquid N in the vapor, why bother at all with immersion? a few more degress seems trivial - If the results of cryoing materials for audio purposes was a function of the temperature of the cryogenic treatment (which I don't think it is) another gas with even lower liquid temperature should be used.
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- Re: Cryogenics - geoffkait 11/13/0102:57:49 11/13/01 (3)
- availability and practicality - badman 20:56:45 11/14/01 (2)
- Re: Badman......be surprised!! - alan m. kafton 23:32:38 11/14/01 (1)
- Okay! Good thing I didn't say it matter-of-factly! ;-) nt - badman 12:01:19 11/15/01 (0)
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