A high temperature thermogravimetric analyzer

Mu, Jie; Kloos, D.

doi:10.1016/0040-6031(82)87028-7

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“…New thermobalances that have been described include: a calorimetric thermobalance created by combining a thermo-balance, conduction type calorimeter, and an IR image furnace (304,182); a high-temperature unit permitting operation at temperatures up to 2500 °C in inert or reducing atmosphere and 1800 °C in oxidizing media (253); and a piezoelectric crystal thermobalance for studying microgram samples at heating rates of up to 100 °C min"1 (139). The unit should to be usable to temperatures of 1000 °C with a Li niobate crystal.…”

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