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Thermogravimetric Analysis (TGA)
Thermogravimetric analysis involves measuring a sample’s change in mass as it is heated and is a very useful technique for analyzing samples that either gain or lose mass during heating. It can be used to study decomposition, reaction equlibrium
Typical Experimental Results:
TGA measurement of Calcium Oxalate Monohydrate, CaC2O4•H2O.
Applications:
Adsorption |
Corrosion/Oxidation |
Decomposition Reactions |
| Dehydration | Desolvation |
Desorption |
Evaporation |
Mass Changes |
Residual Mass |
| Solid-Gas Reactions | Thermogravimetric Analysis |
Volatiles Determination |
For more information please read our application notes.
Instruments: STA 449 F3 Jupiter Thermal Analyzer
Key Specifications:
| Temperature Range | RT-1650°C |
| Temperature Sensitivity | 1.5°C or .25% whichever is greater |
| Reproducibility | within 0.3°K |
| Environmental Control | Oxidative, Reducing, or Inert Atmosphere |
| Load Balance Range | 35g |
| Balance Sensitivity | 1 μg |
| Drift | <5 μg/hr |
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