There has been significant work done looking at using IMC to characterize the growth patterns of bacteria3-9 and even converting isothermal microcalorimetry data into biologically meaningful data such as growth rate, lag phase, or maximum growth.
DetailsThis note demonstrates the utility of differential scanning calorimeter (DSC) measurements in evaluating the effects of an antagonistic interaction of two common additives that may be found in a mechanical recycle stream of polypropylene (PP).
DetailsOver the past decade, battery research, development, and quality control have adopted in-situ and in-operando isothermal microcalorimetry (IMC) as the leading method to evaluate heat flow during lithium-ion battery cycling. While cycling a cell to failure can take many months, emerging diagnostic tests are able to predict long-term behavior in a matter of weeks.
DetailsThis app note introduces the application of the measurement of metabolizable energy for growth of living organisms in food processing.
DetailsFollowing the packing and unpacking instructions of your instrument is important to the lifetime and performance of your instrument.
DetailsFollowing the packing and unpacking instructions of your instrument is important to the lifetime and performance of your instrument.
DetailsFollowing the packing and unpacking instructions of your instrument is important to the lifetime and performance of your instrument.
DetailsFollowing the packing and unpacking instructions of your instrument is important to the lifetime and performance of your instrument.
DetailsFollowing the packing and unpacking instructions of your instrument is important to the lifetime and performance of your instrument.
DetailsFollowing the packing and unpacking instructions of your instrument is important to the lifetime and performance of your instrument.
DetailsFollowing the packing and unpacking instructions of your instrument is important to the lifetime and performance of your instrument.
DetailsFollowing the packing and unpacking instructions of your instrument is important to the lifetime and performance of your instrument.
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