10. Coupled techniques

Coupled techniques are designed to enable the measurement of physical quantities other than mass and temperature. The aim is to gather as much information as possible from the same sample, at the same time. Such techniques are referred to as coupled. Such a device enables us to study different physical quantities, as well as their synchronism as a function of time and/or temperature.

10.1 TG/ATD or TG/DSC

A differential temperature measurement is associated with the sample analyzed and a reference sample. The assembly is then mounted on the balance. The difficulty lies in the system of flexible electrical connections (figure

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