ultrahienotyhjiöön
ultrahienotyhjiöön is a Finnish term that translates to "ultra-high vacuum" in English. It refers to a very low-pressure environment where the number of gas molecules is extremely small. This state is achieved through specialized pumping systems that remove almost all gas particles from a sealed chamber.
Achieving and maintaining ultra-high vacuum is crucial for various scientific and technological applications. Its primary benefit
The study of materials science also heavily relies on ultra-high vacuum conditions. For instance, thin film
Other applications include particle accelerators, where beams of charged particles must travel long distances without colliding