The STA 449 F1 Jupiter® combines unlimited configuration flexibility and unmatched performance in just one instrument.
- Thermal stability, decomposition behavior, composition, phase transitions, melting processes to be analyzed comprehensively and quickly
- Easily to use top-loading system with exceptionally precise balance resolution
(25 ng resolution at a weighing range of 5g) and highest long-term stability - Interchangeable sensors for DSC measurements with highest sensitivity and best reproducibility for reaction/transition temperatures and enthalpies as well as for measurements of specific heat
(videoclip for sensor exchange) - A variety of optional system enhancements for ideal system adaption to user-defined applications
- Various furnaces, easily interchangeable by the user, available
(optional a swiveling double hoisting device for two furnaces) - please see accessories - Pluggable sample carriers (TGA, TGA-DSC, TGA-DTA, etc.)
- Automatic Sample Changer (ASC) for up to 20 samples
- Automatic evacuation and refilling (AutoVac)
- Plenty of accessories, e.g. sample crucibles in the most varied of forms and materials
- Unique for STA: temperature-modulated DSC (TM-DSC)
- Temperature range:
-150°C to 2000°C - High-speed furnace
(RT to 1250°C) - Heating and cooling rates:
0.001 K/min to 50 K/min
(dependent on furnace) - Weighing range:
5000 mg - TGA resolution:
0.025 µg - DSC resolution:
< 1 µW (dependent on sensor) - Atmospheres:
inert, oxidizing, reducing, static, dynamic, vacuum - Integrated mass flow controller
for 2 purge gases and 1 protective gas - Vacuum-tight assembly
up to 10-4 mbar (10-2 Pa)
| Type | Temperature range | Cooling system |
|---|---|---|
| Silver furnace | -120°C to 675°C | liquid nitrogen |
| Copper furnace | -150°C to 500°C | liquid nitrogen |
| Steel furnace | -150°C to 1000°C | liquid nitrogen |
| Platinum furnace | RT to 1500°C | forced air |
| Silicon carbide furnace | RT to 1600°C | forced air |
| Rhodium furnace | RT to 1650°C | forced air |
| Graphite furnace | RT to 2000°C | tap or chilled water |
| Water vapor furnace | RT to 1250°C | forced air |
| High-speed furnace | RT to 1250°C | forced air |
The STA 449 F1 Jupiter® runs under Proteus® Software on Windows® 7, Windows® 8.1 and Windows® 10. The Proteus® Software includes everything you need to carry out a measurement and evaluate the resulting data. Through the combination of easy-to-understand menus and automated routines, a tool has been created that is extremely user-friendly and, at the same time, allows sophisticated analysis. The Proteus® software is licensed with the instrument and can of course be installed on other computer systems.
TGA features:
- Mass changes in wt% or mg
- Automatic evaluation of mass-change steps
- Calculation of residual mass
- Extrapolated onset and end temperatures
- Peak temperatures of the 1st and 2nd derivative of the mass-change curve
- Automatic baseline and buoyancy correction
- c-DTA® for calculated DTA signal with evaluation of characteristic temperatures and the peak area (optional)
You can use the following software with this product:
DSC features:
- Determination of onset, peak, inflection and end temperatures
- Automatic peak search
- Transformation enthalpies:
Analysis of peak areas (enthalpies) with selectable baseline and partial peak area analysis
Enthalpy determination considering mass changes
Complex peak analysis with all characteristic temperatures, area, peak height and half-width - Comprehensive analysis of glass transitions
- Automatic baseline correction (TGA, DSC, DTA)
- Degree of crystallinity
- OIT (oxidative induction time) evaluation
- BeFlat® for automatic baseline correction
- Tau-R® Mode: takes into account the time constant and thermal resistance of the instrument and reveals thus sharper DSC effects from the sample (only in connection with DSC sample carrier)
- DSC correction: Evaluation of exo- and endothermal effects under consideration of system time constants and thermal resistance values
- Specific heat determination (optional)
- TM-DSC module software extension for temperature-modulated DSC tests (optional)
A variety of sample crucibles (pans) made of alumina, platinum, aluminum, graphite, fused silica, etc. is available in different sizes.
The water vapor furnace with perfectly balanced accessories for steam generation, gas mixing and flow control offers the unique opportunity to study the mass and energy changes in samples up to 1250°C under defined absolute humidity.
The high-speed furnace does not require a stand-alone instrument but extends the well-established instrument series STA-Jupiter® by another furnace type. The concept allows for equipping a measuring instrument with a double-furnace hoisting device for two furnaces. The high-speed furnace can therefore be mounted on the double hoisting device combined with other furnaces. Instead of a second furnace, an automatic sample changer (ASC) can optionally be used for the high-speed furnace. Modular flexibility and particularly the combinability of the high-speed furnace with the ASC saves a great amount of time and thus directly results in an increased sample throughput.
The automatic sample changer is designed for routine measurements. It works day and night, giving you time for other tasks, and provides for optimal use of the STA 449 F1 Jupiter® (e.g. calibrations on the weekend).
A carousel is available for up to 20 sample and reference crucibles (pans) which can be automatically run in any order. The controlled generation of the required gas atmosphere in the sample chamber and cooling are automatic.
Of course, each sample can be assigned an individual measurement and evaluation macro. Easy-to-understand input masks lead you through the programming of the measurement series. And it is always possible to insert unplanned analyses into a preprogrammed series of measurements that is already in progress.
PulseTA®
With the PulseTA® technique an exactly defined quantity of gas is injected to the purge gas of the thermobalance (TGA) or the simultaneous thermal analysis instrument (STA).
This clearly increases the measuring possibilities:
- Defined/incremental chemical reactions or adsorption of the injection gas with the sample
- Quantification of gases evolved from the sample.
| Crucibles (Pans) Made of Aluminum for the STA 449 F1/F3 Jupiter® | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Material (Purity) | Temperature Range | Consisting of | Dimension/ Volume | Remarks | Order Number |
| Al (99.5%) | Max. 600°C | Crucible + lid | ø 6 mm / 25/40 μl | Set of 100, cold weldable* | 6.239.2-64.5.00 |
| Al (99.5%) | Max. 600°C | Crucible + lid | ø 6 mm / 25/40 μl | Set of 500, cold weldable* | 6.239.2-64.51.00 |
| Al (99.5%) | Max. 600°C | Crucible + punched lid (0.05mm) | ø 6 mm / 40 μl | Set of 100, cold weldable* | 6.239.2-64.8.00 |
| Al (99.5%) | Max. 600°C | Crucible + punched lid (0.05mm) | ø 6 mm / 40 μl | Set of 500, cold weldable* | 6.239.2-64.81.00 |
| Al (99.5%) | Max. 600°C | Crucible | ø 6.7 mm / 85 μl | Set of 100 pieces, non-weldable | NGB810405 |
| Al (99.5%) | Max. 600°C | Lid | Set of 100 pieces, for NGB810405 | NGB810406 | |
Uygulama metinleri
Synthesis, crystal structure and thermal behavior of microporouse Na2Nb2O6 H2O
published: Chem. Mater., 16 (2004) 2034
Several standards such as NaHCO3 and CuSO4 * 5H2O are investigated by evolved gas analysis (TG-FTIR and TG-MS) in order to identify and quanitfy the relreased amount of gases
JTAC, Vol 83 (2006) 2, 321
In order to download, the complete paper, please visit Journal of Thermal Analysis and Calorimetry: springerlink.metapress.com/content/f87806577257t86v/
Several standards such as NaHCO3 and CuSO4 * 5H2O are investigated by evolved gas analysis (TG-FTIR and TG-MS) in order to identify and quanitfy the relreased amount of gases.
published: Thermochim. Acta, 440 (2006) 81
High-temperature pigments for glass and enamels are synthesized and characterized by means of TG-DTA measurements
published: JTAC, 77 (2004) 99
In order to download the complete paper, please use this link: link.springer.com/article/10.1023%2FB%3AJTAN.0000033192.39238.9a
Jarosite-alunite and natroalunite solid solutions were characterized by XRD, FTIR, electron microprobe analysis, ICP-MS and thermal analysis
published: Geochimica et Cosmochimica Acta, 68 (2004) 2197
(Journal of The Geochemical Society and The Meteoritical Socie
In order to download the complete paper, please use this link: www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0016703703008810
Synthesis, crystal structure and thermal behavior of magnesium, strontium and barium doped lanthanum gallate
published: JOURNAL OF SOLID STATE CHEMISTRY, 177 (2004) 126
In order to download the complete paper, please use this link: www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0022459603003372
Characterization of decomposition products of iron hydroxide sulfate by means of TG-DSC-MS
published: LaborPraxis März 2008
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