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We present a new hydrothermal moissanite cell for in situ experiments at pressures up to 1000 bar and temperature to 850 °C. The original moissanite cell presented by  Schiavi et al. (2010)  was redesigned to allow precise control of fluid pressure. The new device consists of a cylindrical sample chamber drilled into a bulk piece of NIMONIC 105 super alloy, which is connected through a capillary to an external pressure control system. Sealing is provided by two gold gasket rings between the moissanite windows and the sample chamber. The new technique allows the direct observation of various phenomena, such as bubble nucleation, bubble growth, crystal growth, and crystal dissolution in silicate melts, at accurately controlled rates of heating, cooling, and compression or decompression.

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A new hydrothermal moissanite cell apparatus for optical in-situ observations at high pressure and high temperature, with applications to bubble nucleation in silicate melts