soma
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thermometer for vacuum oven
We got a vacuum oven from an auction. It doesn't have a thermometer. I'm wondering what might be the best way to monitor the temperature. I tried
putting a regular oven thermometer in it but I don't know how accurate that is going to be in a vacuum.
I want to use it to activate molecular sieve.
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Blue Matter
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A thermo couple attachment for a multimeter is what I use.
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Could you give more details on how you set it up?
Thanks.
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you could try using an infared thermometer
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A standard glass thermometer should work fine in a vacuum. But a simple metal oven thermometer might be simpler and less likely to break. They cost
a few bucks at the grocery. You don't need a great deal of accuracy in a vacuum over thermometer.
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