Differential Scanning Calorimetry (DSC)

Differential scanning calorimeter, as a classic thermal analysis method for thermal effects under controllable programmed temperature, has been widely applied in various fields such as research and development, process optimization, quality inspection and control, and failure analysis in various materials and chemistry fields today. By using the DSC method, we can study the phase transition of inorganic materials, melting and crystallization processes of polymer materials, polycrystalline phenomena of drugs, and the solid/liquid phase ratio of foods such as oils.

Sample status: It can be powder, block, or thin film samples (must be dry). Powder sample: The sample dosage is generally 3-5 mg, and it is best to send the sample at 10-20 mg (if the sample density is small or light, please contact in advance). Block and thin film samples: The size of the block sample should not be greater than 3mm in diameter and 2mm in height, and the thin film should provide small-sized samples as much as possible.

DSC analysis curve 1 [img]output_images\c17d6d47-3633-425b-aa9f-af6a86965a44_img_2.png[/img] DSC analysis curve 2 [img]output_images\c17d6d47-3633-425b-aa9f-af6a86965a44_img_3.png[/img]