Dear XAFS community, We've been developing air-sensitive sample cells for several of our XAFS experiments, but we don't have a good way of characterizing how well they actually reject air and water. Does anyone have recommendations for easily available 3d transition metal compounds that have a 'reasonable' amount of air sensitivity for purposes of sample call validation? Any suggestions for other methods to validate performance? We would grind the sample and form a pellet with a degassed binder, in a glovebox or glovebag. With thanks, Jerry
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