Abstract
This paper reports the development of a prototype environmental gas cell, capable of allowing a single crystal to be exposed to different gas mixtures and/or a vacuum whilstin situon the single-crystal diffractometer. The design and application of the cell to the study of a single crystal in the presence of sulfur dioxide are described.
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