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	Detection modes of interest:
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	Dead-time:  <1ms   1ms or more
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	Sequential mixing: age time <50ms   >50ms
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	Temperature range of interest: °C
	Anaerobic
	In a glove box

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	Stopped-flow as a spectrometer accessory
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