Thermal Analysis Upgrade
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The Chemistry Department has a suite of thermal analysis equipment which is run as a service for both departmental and external users.
Services include Differential Scanning Calorimetry (DSC), Thermal Gravimetric Analysis (TGA) and Thermal Gravimetric Analysis with Mass Spectroscopy (TGA-MS) In order to meet the increasingly diverse needs of Chemistry and related departments, we wish to purchase both a Simultaneous Thermal Analyser (STA) which combines DSC and TGA and can run to high temperatures, and a TGA/FTIR/GC-MS system to provide chemical 'fingerprinting' of volatiles and breakdown products.
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Combines DSC and TGA and can run
combines DSC and TGA and can run to high temperatures, and a TGA/FTIR/GC-MS system to provide chemical 'fingerprinting' of volatiles and breakdown products.
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- 53811e03-a185-4977-b1a1-39567b43e658
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- contract · Contract
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- Buyer ref
- ITT18-028
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