R. Vaneldik et al., SPECTROPHOTOMETRIC STOPPED-FLOW APPARATUS SUITABLE FOR HIGH-PRESSURE EXPERIMENTS TO 200-MPA, Review of scientific instruments, 64(5), 1993, pp. 1355-1357
A modified high-pressure, stopped-flow apparatus has been developed to
enable kinetic experiments to be monitored spectrophotometrically to
200 MPa, with efficient mixing of the reactant solutions. This apparat
us is compact, relatively inexpensive to construct, and the solutions
are only exposed to inert materials, such as Kel-F, Teflon, quartz (lo
w-pressure windows), and glass or Viton. The drive-syringe pistons are
propelled by a step motor housed on top of the stopped-flow unit insi
de the pressure vessel, resulting in a dead time for the system of app
roximately 10 ms at 25-degrees-C.