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... > Physical system > Sample > Sample handling > Storage condition > Gas atmosphere > Vacuum > High Vacuum (HV)
... > Physical system > Sample > Sample handling > Storage condition > Storage pressure > Pressure > Vacuum > High Vacuum (HV)
... > Physical system > Processing and Treatment (for both Material and Sample) > Treatment > Heat-treatment > Heat-treatment description > Pressure > Vacuum > High Vacuum (HV)
... > Physical system > Sample > Sample handling > Sample handling precaution > Sample sensitivity factor > Mechanical stress > Pressure > Vacuum > High Vacuum (HV)
... > Physical system > Processing and Treatment (for both Material and Sample) > Treatment > Heat-treatment > Heat-treatment description > Atmosphere > Decarburizing atmosphere > Vacuum > High Vacuum (HV)
... > Physical system > Sample > Sample handling > Storage condition > Storage pressure > Pressure > Pressure condition > Vacuum > High Vacuum (HV)
... > Physical system > Processing and Treatment (for both Material and Sample) > Treatment > Heat-treatment > Heat-treatment description > Pressure > Pressure condition > Vacuum > High Vacuum (HV)
... > Physical system > Sample > Sample handling > Sample handling precaution > Sample sensitivity factor > Mechanical stress > Pressure > Pressure condition > Vacuum > High Vacuum (HV)

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High Vacuum (HV)  

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  • 1. High vacuum refers to a pressure low enough that the mean free path (the distance traveled between collisions) of molecules in the residual gas is greater than the dimensions of the vacuum vessel. (Britannica). 2. A vacuum with pressure in the range from 100 mPa to 100 nPa (Wikipedia).

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