Simple Method for Derivative Differential Thermal Analysis
Simple Method for Derivative Differential Thermal Analysis
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微分热分析的简单方法
DOI:
10.1021/ac50164a055
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发表时间:
1959
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通讯作者:
David. Edeiman
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作者:
E. S. Freeman;David. Edeiman
Derivative differential thermal analysis (DDTA) is of interest as a complement to differential thermal analysis (DTA)(2). The temperatures of peaks of bands as well as details often overlooked in DTA curves, such as in-flections which appear as peaks in DDTA curves, make this technique use-ful for characterization of substances as well as for studying reaction kinetics a, 8, 7).Derivative differential thermal analysis may be carried out electronically (5). The method described involves using a duplicate sample as the reference material and maintaining a constant temperature differential in the applied temperatures between both samples. Conventional DTA apparatus (6) is used. The principle of this technique permits automatic recording of the DDTA curve and is the basis for the derivative thermogravimetric curves obtained with a De-Keyser differential thermobalance(manufactured by Sartorius, A. G. Werle, Gottingen, Ger-many), where two furnaces and dupli-cate samples are employed, the temperature of one system lagging the other.