Article | REF: P1270 V1

Scanning microcalorimetry DSC - Food applications

Author: Perla RELKIN

Publication date: December 10, 2006

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3.1 Sampling

Among the various crucibles on the market (figure 3 ), those used to study dehydrated food products have a volume of the order of 10 to 100 µL and are made of aluminum, anodized aluminum or stainless steel. Those used in calorimeters operating at temperature programming speeds of less than 2°C · min –1 have larger volumes (500 µL to 1,500 µL) and are either hastelloy crucibles or glass capillaries. Food products containing excess water are placed with a micropipette in a crucible which, once hermetically sealed, must withstand the pressure...

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