| Description
The Linseis HDSC uses a heat flux
measuring principle. It can measure endothermal
and exothermal heat flows between the sample
and the reference. These heat flows are result
of physical or chemical changes of the samples.
Only the development of the HDSC made it possible
to make DSC measurements over 700°C. The
700°C was always the limit for classical
DSC measurements.
- Purity measurements
- Melting point determination
(onset / offset)
- energy content of explosives
stability of explosives (storage)
Features
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