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	AS-001-2006 TiNiPD Alloys Auteur: NETZSCH - Applications laboratory Investigation of reversible phase transitions of a shape memory alloy material under oxygen free atmosphere

	Focusing on Pharmacy

	AS-011-2006 Albumin Auteur: NETZSCH Applications laboratory Investigation of denaturation (mass loss) of albumin under humid atmosphere

	AS-013-2006 Gasification of Carbon under Humid Atmosphere Auteur: NETZSCH Applications laboratory Investigation of the reaction of carbon powder under humid atmosphere at 1360°C

	AS-018-2006 Creatine Monohydrate Auteur: NETZSCH Applications laboratory Identification of the released compounds during decomposition of creatine monohydrate

	AS-019-2006 Cyclohexanone Auteur: NETZSCH Applications laboratory Temperature dependent behavior of cyclohexanone

	AS-045-2006 Heat Transfer between 2 Al Plates (MTX Test) Auteur: NETZSCH Applications laboratory Position sensitive scattering of the thermal diffusivity of a aluminum/paste/aluminum thermal management system

	AS-046-2006 Biomass Auteur: NETZSCH Applications laboratory Combustion behavior of straw and identification of the released gases by means of MS

	AS-050-2006 Parrafin PCM Auteur: NETZSCH Applications laboratory Determination of thermal diffusivity during melting of a phase change material (PCM)

	AS-055-2006 Lubricant Auteur: NETZSCH Applications laboratory Thermal stability of lubricants in oxidizing atmosphere, Noack method

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