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This presentation describes how DSC and TGA are used to obtain kinetic parameters and the relative merits of each approach.
Data are only meaningful if they are collected as part of a well-designed, well-understood experiment. This session will introduce and provide guidelines for the appropriate selection of experimental parameters and will help the viewer to understand what experiment types may be most informative for them.
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Secondary and biogenic fuels are usually inhomogeneous and come in large volumes. For reliable analysis results, laboratories require part samples which are fully representative of the original sample. These need to be sub-divided and homogenized before they can be submitted to analysis.
Secondary and biogenic fuels are usually inhomogeneous and come in large volumes. For reliable analysis results, laboratories require part samples which are fully representative of the original sample. These need to be sub-divided and homogenized before they can be submitted to analysis.
Thermal analysis comprises a group of techniques in which a physical property of a substance is measured as a function of temperature.
DSC analysis measures the heat flow produced in a sample when it is heated, cooled, or held isothermally at constant temperature.
This webinar explains the basic DMA principles and at the same time introduces a high-performance DMA instrument for carrying out various applications.
Evolved gas analysis is a method used to study the nature of volatile products released by a substance as it is heated.
The results of measurements obtained using conventional DSC instruments frequently depend on the heating or cooling rates used.
HP DSC is widely used in many different industries such as the chemical, pharmaceutical, petrochemical, plastics, paints and adhesives.
TGA-Sorption analysis yields valuable information to help study the effects of moisture on material properties.
This webinar explains how these combination techniques work, including DSC-Microscopy, and illustrate each of them with a number of exciting applications.
The TGA technique measures the mass of a sample as it is heated, cooled or held at a constant temperature in a defined atmosphere.
The TMA technique is one of the most important thermal analysis techniques, complementary to the well-established DSC, TGA and DMA techniques.
The determination of glass transition temperature (Tg) is critical for understanding a material's properties.
Viscoelastic behavior depends on frequency and temperature, and there is a general equivalence between frequency- and temperature-related behavior during transition processes.
Kinetic methods are of fundamental importance for process development and the optimization of chemical processes.
OIT measurements determine the oxidative stability of oils, polymers and foods.
DSC purity analysis of substances in drugs or foodstuffs is an important issue.
This webinar describes the various uses of thermal analysis for safety assessment in the chemical industry.
DSC is a measurement technique commonly used for the determination of specific heat capacity.
METTLER TOLEDO offers three different techniques for performing temperature-modulated DSC measurements.
This webinar describes a number of interesting application examples that demonstrate the use of thermal analysis techniques in the automotive industry
This webinar describes how thermal analysis is used to characterize the thermal and mechanical properties of many types of components and products.
In recent years, renewable energy resources have become widely accepted as a way to help solve the world’s potential energy crisis.
This webinar describes a number of interesting application examples that demonstrate the use of thermal analysis techniques.
This webinar describes a number of techniques and methods that can be used to characterize the physical properties of tire tread compounds.
This webinar describes a number of techniques and methods that can be used to characterize the physical properties of biopolymers.
This webinar describes a number of typical application examples that illustrate how thermal analysis can be used for the routine testing and development.
This webinar presents relevant applications for the characterization of cosmetic products and preparations as a function of temperature.
Thermal analysis is an excellent method for the characterization of elastomers because their properties are strongly dependent on temperature.
This webinar describes a number of techniques and methods that can be used to characterize the physical properties of inorganic materials and compounds.
Medical materials and compounds can be characterized using various thermal analysis techniques.
This webinar describes a number of techniques and methods that can be used to characterize these materials and their effects.
This webinar describes a number of techniques and methods that can be used to characterize their properties and effects under variable conditions.
This webinars describe a number of examples that illustrate how thermal analysis can be used to investigate the physical properties and behavior of petrochemicals.
A number of interesting application examples, presented in this webinar, demonstrate the use of thermal analysis techniques in the pharmaceutical industry.
Continuous development in the methods used for textile characterization serve to address growing consumer expectations
Thermal analysis is an excellent method for identifying and characterizing thermoplastics because their properties are strongly dependent on temperature.
Thermal analysis is an excellent method for the identification and characterization of thermosets because their properties are strongly temperature dependent.
Regular calibration and adjustment is essential for every laboratory to help ensure the integrity of your results.
21 CFR Part 11 compliance is obligatory for all healthcare industries that manufacture or export their products in or to the U.S. market.
Understanding polymer crystallization is essential for improving production processes, optimizing material properties, developing new materials and failure analysis.
Quality control by thermal analysis is used to inspect products for irregularities that could compromise their quality.
According to ISO 17025, Validation is the confirmation by objective evidence that the requirements for a specific intended use are fulfilled.