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 +__**Viewing window cleaning procedures**__
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 +Use the paste from lambda physik called Vienna chalk, it is actually a white powder. You need to make a slurry, and a few drops of water go a long way.
 +When you think that the slurry is too thick, it is just right.  If it is too watery, the abrasive in the slurry will be ineffective at cleaning.
 +Change lens tissues often. As the voids in the paper clog, the cleaning efficiency goes way down.
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 +After you have cleaned a window, there will be water droplets in small voids that are difficult to dry. This will kill the chamber pressure for quite a long time. You can reduce this by rinsing the window with isopropanol, and then blow drying with N2 gas.  Do this 3-4 times, and be thorough.  Ideally, you would bake the window at 120 C for an hour after this treatment, but most windows will not fit in the furnace we have available.
  
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