Sentence examples for mounting the sample from inspiring English sources
After mounting the sample inside a high-vacuum chamber, a H-containing gas mixture is introduced to generate instantaneously a given hydrogen partial pressure (pH2) inside the chamber.
The small peaks of Cu and C were the result of the carbon film on the Cu grid from mounting the sample.
The results shown here were obtained at low temperatures (20 K) by mounting the sample in a microscope cryostat for spatially resolved photoluminescence measurements (see Figure 1a).
The typical EDS elemental spectrum taken at the surface of the Ti grid is shown in Figure3a, where the peaks are associated with a series of elemental O, Zn, Si, and Ti, which can be assigned to O-Kα1, Zn-Lα, Si-Kα1 (Si substrate from mounting the sample) and Ti-Kα.
Mounting the sample into a pressed KBr opaque disk with the sample embedded was achieved but maintaining any control over fiber orientation was not.
Most technically challenging was mounting the sample, x-ray penetration through the sample and orientation of the fiber axis (some of which is random in leaf cells).
Carbon-coated copper grids were used for mounting the samples for HRTEM analysis.
The investigation was performed at liquid nitrogen temperature by mounting the samples in temperature-regulated cryostat.
After mounting the samples on molybdenum sample holder block (moly-block), it was degassed at the Tsub of 350°C for an hour.
The results of several tests performed in a standing wave tube with two different building materials (concrete and gypsum board) and mounting the samples in the tube using four different sealing methods are presented.
After washing and mounting, the samples were analyzed using a Zeiss LSM 510meta confocal laser scanning microscope.
