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The miracle itself involves the reliquefaction of the saint's blood, which is kept in two ampoules.
The first image is taken at the moment of the ampoule bottom contact with the block of braking.
At the same time, the instability along the ampoule walls evolves earlier.
There was a fixed mark inside the ampoule in the light sheet plane for determining of the contact boundaries' initial positions and mixing front coordinates.
In the third group of experiments the pulse of the ampoule braking was generated by the ampoule impact against the target through the gasket.
The ampoules, with pistons being mounted at the top of them, were set in motion by means of gas accelerators.
At both installations negative acceleration was created due to the plastic deformation of the metal plates by the lower edge of the ampoule.
Before lowering, ampoules were suspended within the calorimeter unit to allow for temperature equilibration.
