3. Thermal analysis methods
Thermal analysis involves varying the temperature of a sample in order to study a property
In our case, the property studied is the enthalpy variation of the sample during a temperature increase at constant speed (sweep), which makes it possible to highlight endothermic or exothermic phenomena, to determine their energy, as well as the temperature range in which they occur. Instruments in this category can also work in isothermal mode.
3.1 Differential scanning calorimetry (DSC)
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Bibliography
Websites
HARSNET Thematic network on hazard assessment of highly reactive systems
Events
JCAT: Calorimetry and Thermal Analysis Days organized by AFCAT
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HELGroup: reaction calorimeter (Simular), adiabatic calorimeter (Phi-TEC)
METTLER-TOLEDO SAS: DSC, RC1 reaction calorimeters, Easymax
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