Discovery TMA Packing Instructions
Following the packing and unpacking instructions of your instrument is important to the lifetime and performance of your instrument.
Following the packing and unpacking instructions of your instrument is important to the lifetime and performance of your instrument.
Following the packing and unpacking instructions of your instrument is important to the lifetime and performance of your instrument.
Following the packing and unpacking instructions of your instrument is important to the lifetime and performance of your instrument.
Following the packing and unpacking instructions of your instrument is important to the lifetime and performance of your instrument.
Following the packing and unpacking instructions of your instrument is important to the lifetime and performance of your instrument.
Following the packing and unpacking instructions of your instrument is important to the lifetime and performance of your instrument.
This article investigates the flexing properties and heat generation of rubber mixtures of styrene butadiene rubber and butadiene rubber, with silica and carbon black as fillers, using Goodrich Flexometer test or Heat Build-up.7
The thermal properties of liquids can be determined through the Heat Flow Meter Method. This is achieved with the DTC-300 instrument, a General Purpose Heat Flow Meter. Though a ‘standard’ sample tested via HFM is a solid disc of varying thickness, the implementation of an optional test cell allows for liquids to be tested as well, provided that they are in the range of 0.1 – 1.0 W/m·K.
Two commercially available electrolytes are evaluated in this work to understand transitions at low temperatures which may impact battery performance.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania — March 20, 2023 — Waters Corporation (NYSE:WAT) announced a new Battery Cycler Microcalorimeter Solution from its TA Instruments™ Division for high-resolution characterization of battery cells. The instrument and software combination enables non-destructive testing under real-world operating conditions and significantly reduces experiment time from months to weeks, while providing decisive insights for greater battery efficiency, safety, and stability.
This work investigates the influence of moisture content and substrate material on the wall friction of carboxymethyl cellulose powder, which is used as an excipient in tablet formulations.