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A Test of Modified Indium Seal of a Window at Liquid Helium Temperature(Physics)
A modified version of an indium seal with a very small loss area, in which pure In solder is used instead of pure In wire, has been tried for a glass window of 20mm in diameter. It has turned out that this seal is vacuum tight against the liquid helium at 4.2K.A seal of a 10mmφ sapphire window with STYCAST 2, 850GT was also successfully tested at 4.2K.