Find here applications, ordered by the most important thermoanalytical techniques, please make your selection.
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 | AS-071-2006 Steel Corrosion under a Humid Atmosphere Author: NETZSCH Applications laboratoryMass increase due to corrosion of a steel sample in humid atmosphere |  |
 | AS-074-2006 Polycarbonate (PC) Author: NETZSCH Applications laboratoryPyrolysis of polycarbonate and identification of released gases such as benzene by means of MS |  |
 | AS-075-2006 PMMA (Polymethylmethacrylate) Author: NETZSCH Applications laboratoryPyrolysis of polymethylmethacrylate and identification of released gases by means of MS |  |
 | AS-076-2006 Polyoxymethylene (POM) Author: NETZSCH Applications laboratoryPyrolysis of polyoxymethylene and identification of released gases by means of MS |  |
 | AS-077-2006 Polystyrene (PS) Author: NETZSCH Applications laboratoryPyrolysis of polystyrene and identification of released gases by means of MS |  |
 | AS-078-2006 Polyvinyl Chloride Author: NETZSCH Applications laboratoryPyrolysis of polyvinylchloride (PVC) and identification of released gases by means of MS |  |
 | AS-079-2006 Silicium Carbide Author: NETZSCH Applications laboratoryTemperature-dependent behavior and quantification of impurities of several silicium carbide samples |  |
 | AS-082-2006 Titanium Oxide (TiO2) Author: NETZSCH Applications laboratoryDetection of mass loss during drying at 700°C |  |
 | Ceramic Handbook: "TA for Ceramic Materials" Here, over 30 examples are presented for raw and building materials, silicate ceramics and glass - and, for technical ceramics, mechanical, electronic, magnetic and optical applications are illustrated. |  |
 | NETZSCH Annual 2000: Thermoanalytical Characterization of Pharmaceuticals Author: Dr. E. Marti, Prof. Dr. W.-Y. Ma, E. Kaisersberger, Dr. G. KaiserSelected 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. |  |