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Differential Scanning Calorimeter (DSC) is a calorimetric method used to measure the heat capacity
of the sample as a function of temperature. The sample and a reference
material which does not undergo any transition over a wide range of temperature
heated at a programmed rate of heating and the heat capacity of the sample
measured as a function of differential heat flow rate between the sample
and reference material. Differential Photocalorimetry (DPC) measures
the heat absorbed or released by a material as it is exposed by ultraviolet
radiation in a temperature-controlled environment.
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| Key
features of Mettler-ToledoDSC821e. |
- Large measurement range
+ 350 mW at Room Temperature (RT).
- High resolution (0.7
µW at RT).
- Temperature range (-150 oC
to max 700 oC)
- High temperature accuracy
(+0.2 oC)
- Excellent peak recognition
due to low signal time constant ( less than equal 3 s).
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| Applications.. |
- Melting behaviour ,
Crystallization, Kinetics, Oxidation stability
- Glass transition ,Purity
,Specific Heat ,Curing property
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| Sample
/ Quantity : |
| Solids/Liquids:
1 g (minimum) |
