PERSEUS® TG 209 F1 Libra®
The Perfect TGA-FT-IR Coupling Solution
Evolved Gas Analysis (EGA) is the perfect tool for characterizing the thermal behavior of organics, inorganics, or polymers in more detail, elucidating the chemistry behind the processes.
The PERSEUS® TGA 209 F1 Libra® is robust and stands out by virtue of its high performance, compactness and attractive price. This instrument integrates the small but powerful FT-IR with the TGA and has the potential to fit into any laboratory – be it in universities or industry, quality assurance or development.
Any existing NETZSCH TG 209 F1 Libra® system can be upgraded with the PERSEUS® coupling.
The PERSEUS® TG 209 F1 Libra® can be employed for the following application areas:
- Analysis of Decomposition reactionA decomposition reaction is a thermally induced reaction of a chemical compound forming solid and/or gaseous products. decomposition processes
- Solid-gas reactions
- Compositional analysis
- Evaporation, outgassing
- Detection of volatiles
- Analysis of aging processes
- Desorption behavior
Application Literature
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Affordable Gas Analysis
The unrivaled instrument alliance serves as an innovative coupling technique, even for a narrow budget. It has what it takes to become an integral part of any laboratory and may well become indispensable for future needs.
No Liquid Nitrogen required
The DLaTGS (deuterated L-alanine doped triglycine sulfate) detector operates without the need for liquid nitrogen. This system is thus particularly well-suited for test runs with an autosampler (ASC) or long-term measurements.
Technical Data
Heating of transfer tube
Heating of gas cell
software-controlled
Detector
Gas cell length/volume:
70 mm / 5.8 ml (no mirror inside, beam conforming design)
Spectral range of FT-IR data:
350 cm-1 to 8000 cm-1 KBr windows
Gas cell:
KBr windows, sealing Viton©
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Application Literature
- Parchment Paper and Silicone Baking Mat – Are They Safe to Use?Application Note
- Material Characterization of Polymers by Methods of Thermal AnalysisApplication Note
- Identification of Polymers in Blends by Means of TGA FT-IR and the NETZSCH-FT-IR Database of PolymerApplication Note
- Detection of Plasticizers in Sporting Goods and Toys by Means of TGA-FT-IRApplication Note
- Quantification of Ammonia Release from Polymer Blowing Agents by Means of TGA-FT-IRApplication Note
