Abstract

A variable-temperature hydrostatic high-pressure cell for Raman scattering experiments is presented; it can be commonly used for pressures up to about 6 kbars, in the temperature range between 340 and 80 K. Examples of applications are given, concerning conformational equilibriums in liquid tridecane on the one hand, and structural phase transitions in crystalline (CH₃)₄NMnCl₃(TMMC) and (CH₃)₄NCdCl₃ (TMCC), on the other hand.

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