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Applications Volume Focus on: Thermal Analysis for Polymers

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Find here applications, ordered by the most important thermoanalytical techniques, please make your selection.

Differential Scanning Calorimetry /
Differential Thermal Analysis - DSC/DTA

Thermogravimetry - TGA

Simultaneous Thermogravimetry -
Differential Scanning Calorimetry - STA (TG-DSC)

Dilatometry / Thermomechanical Analysis
DIL / TMA / GST

Dielectric Analysis - DEA

Thermal Diffusivity and Conductivity
LFA / HFM / TCT / GHP

Refractory Testing:
Refractoriness under load (RUL) and
Creep in compression (CIC)
Modulus of Rupture (HMOR)
Refractoriness (PCE)
Thermal Conductivity (TCT)

Gas Analysis / Couplings

Dynamic-Mechanical Analysis /
Dynamic Mechanical Thermal Analysis
DMA / DMTA


	AS-073-2006 Ceramic Varistor Author: NETZSCH Applications laboratory Comparison of good and bad varistors by means of TG and EGA

	AS-074-2006 Polycarbonate (PC) Author: NETZSCH Applications laboratory Pyrolysis of polycarbonate and identification of released gases such as benzene by means of MS

	AS-075-2006 PMMA (Polymethylmethacrylate) Author: NETZSCH Applications laboratory Pyrolysis of polymethylmethacrylate and identification of released gases by means of MS

	AS-076-2006 Polyoxymethylene (POM) Author: NETZSCH Applications laboratory Pyrolysis of polyoxymethylene and identification of released gases by means of MS

	AS-077-2006 Polystyrene (PS) Author: NETZSCH Applications laboratory Pyrolysis of polystyrene and identification of released gases by means of MS

	AS-078-2006 Polyvinyl Chloride Author: NETZSCH Applications laboratory Pyrolysis of polyvinylchloride (PVC) and identification of released gases by means of MS

	NETZSCH Annual 2000: Thermoanalytical Characterization of Pharmaceuticals Author: Dr. E. Marti, Prof. Dr. W.-Y. Ma, E. Kaisersberger, Dr. G. Kaiser Selected examples of drug substances and excipients are outlined in this workbook, which is based on thermoanalytical measurements using DSC, thermobalance, TG-FTIR, TG-DSC-MS and c-DTA.

	Applications Volume Focus on: Thermal Analysis for Paints Author: S. Knappe, H. Möhler, J. Opfermann, H. Walter Different questions must frequently be answered for the development of paints. Conventional tests are often only single-point measurements and therefore not sufficient.

	Coupling of Thermal Analysis and Gas Analysis Author: E. Kaisersberger, E. Kapsch, E. Post, A. Schranner Fourier transform infrared spectrometry (FTIR) and Mass spectrometry (MS) are the preferred methods for a continuous gas analysis in combination with thermal analysis. Order your copy today.

	AS-115-2006 Decomposition Behavior of an NR/SBR Mixture Author: NETZSCH Applications laboratory Decomposition behavior of an NR/SBR mixture and identification of the released gases by means of TG-FTIR

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