A TGA/DSC instrument even allows you measure thermal events that do not produce a mass change such as melting, glass transitions, or other solid-solid transitions.
In this Webinar, we will discuss the basic principles of TGA/DSC and present some interesting applications.
Thu May 31 2012 09:00 EDT [ English ]
Thu May 31 2012 11:00 EDT [ English ]
Thermogravimetric analysis (TGA) is used to characterize physical and chemical material properties as a function of temperature in a precisely controlled atmosphere. The method provides valuable information for quality control, development, and research.
Application areas include thermoplastics, elastomers, thermosets, metals and ceramics as well as a wide range of analyses in the chemical, building, food and pharmaceutical industries.
A TGA/DSC instrument is even more versatile because it combines a TGA with a DSC. The system can be coupled on-line to a mass spectrometer or FTIR spectrometer to identify the nature of evolved gaseous products.
Combined with a humidity generator it can also be use to study sorption processes.
In this Webinar, we will discuss the basic principles of TGA and present some interesting application examples.
The Webinar covers the following topics:
- Principles of TGA
- TGA/DSC 1
- Measurement possibilities
- Why use TGA?
- Industries and applications
- Applications
- Summary
Webinar Presentation
Once you have registered for the Webinar, you will receive all the information you need about this versatile technique.
After the presentation in English, you will have the opportunity to discuss points of interest directly with METTLER TOLEDO applications specialists.