The phrase "acrylic chamber" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to materials, manufacturing, or scientific equipment where an acrylic structure is involved.
Example: "The experiment was conducted in an acrylic chamber to ensure visibility and protection from external contaminants."
Alternatives: "acrylic enclosure" or "acrylic container".
The synthetic-jet device was made of a loudspeaker and a cylindrical acrylic chamber.
The reactor dimensions consisted of an acrylic chamber of 60 cm diameter and 200 cm height, and it was enveloped by an insulation chamber.
For live imaging of notochord cells within mGFP- or mcRFP-morphant embryos, the chorion was first removed with forceps at 90% epibody/bud stage and embryos transferred to a custom acrylic chamber filled with E3 solution.
Before imaging, animals were anesthetized in an acrylic chamber with 1.5% isofluorane/air mixture and injected i.p. with 40 mg/ml of luciferin potassium salt in PBS at a dose of 150 mg/kg body weight.
Mice were placed in the center of a rectangular acrylic chamber (18 × 27 × 15 cm).
The apparatus used to measure the axial permeability consisted of a cylindrical acrylic chamber.
To study how larval snappers orient themselves in the dark, marine biologists deployed transparent acrylic chambers equipped with light and sound sensors under the water to capture the swimming schools as they travel to the seagrass beds on new-moon nights.
The animals were placed in individual acrylic chambers at noon on the day of testing.
After the experimental treatment, the animals were euthanized by CO2 asphyxiation in adapted acrylic chambers [ 14].
The rat cages were kept in acrylic chambers under normobaric conditions and the rats had free access to water and chow.
Respirometry assays were carried out in 82 cm3 acrylic chambers filled with filtered seawater (0.45 μm) and fitted with a magnetic stir-bar on the bottom (to ensure consistent flow and simulate natural convection).
