1960
DOI: 10.1021/ac60161a020
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Automatic and Recording Balances

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“…In the case of the coated samples reaction zones are observed as (1) 2000 to 250 0 C, (2) 2700 to 3500C, (3) 3500 to 420°C, and (4) 4200 to 5000C, which indicates a reaction, 3500 to 420'C, not present in either component as a separate and distinct process. The reactions indicated from DTA curves, shown in Table V, are in good agreement with those indicated by TGA.…”
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“…In the case of the coated samples reaction zones are observed as (1) 2000 to 250 0 C, (2) 2700 to 3500C, (3) 3500 to 420°C, and (4) 4200 to 5000C, which indicates a reaction, 3500 to 420'C, not present in either component as a separate and distinct process. The reactions indicated from DTA curves, shown in Table V, are in good agreement with those indicated by TGA.…”
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“…A thermobalance of the deflection type [2,3] was constructed for the program and is described in detail later in the report.…”
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“…a span of 40 years, the users of this measuring technique constructed and built 'home-made' thermobalances operating on about 50 different principles (spring, torsion, chain, wedge, zero-type, etc.) [4][5][6][7][8], while 10 different industrial balances were marketed between 1945 and 1960, but in the meantime, the number of publications showed hardly any increase (curve 2 in Fig. 1).…”
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“…Thermoanalytical methods have actually been used in the study of a number of aspects of glass technology, e.g. the behaviour of glass during heating, the devitrification of glass, and glass-forming reactions (11)(12)(13)(14).…”
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