ICP spectrometers use special cooling water tanks; will water droplets form if the laboratory temperature is around 12°C?

2017-10-13View Original

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ICP spectrometers use special cooling water tanks; will water droplets form if the laboratory temperature is around 12°C?

Reply #22017-12-11

You must be referring to the condensation water that forms in equipment due to temperature differences; in other words, when there is a difference of about 10°C between the ambient temperature and the cooling temperature, condensation water is generated.

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