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TG 309 Libra® Select
Basic Course
Language: English - Duration: 134 Min.
This Online course explains the
- theory behind a TG Signal,
- which factors have an influence on your TG Signal
- how to start a measurement and
- how to evaluate mass loss steps, residual mass and characteristic Decomposition reactionA decomposition reaction is a thermally induced reaction of a chemical compound forming solid and/or gaseous products. decomposition temperature
- how to do a standard calibration run
- how to prepare your samples
- and your TG 309 Libra® Select instrument itself.
Syllabus
- Introduction of the speaker and the agenda
- Introduction on the Product Guide of the NETZSCH TG 309 Libra® Select
- Device overview
- LED status bar
- Open the furnace
- Eco mode
- Accessories and Equipment
- Changing the sample carrier
- Introduction on the theory
- Definition of TGA
- Measurement Setup & Raw Signal
- Characteristic values and application fields
- Examples
- Summary of the theory
- Introduction on influential factors
- Influence of the Buoyancy and Friction Effect
- Influence of the carrier gas
- Influence of the heating rate
- Influence of the crucible
- Influence of the sample size and mass
- Summary of the influential factors
- Introduction on Sample Preparation
- Sample Preparation of granules
- Sample Preparation of samples in powder form
- Sample Preparation of foils
- Sample Preparation of rubber
- Sample Preparation of liquids
- Introduction on starting a measurement
- Correction measurments
- Start a measurement using the NETZSCH Proteus® ExpertMode
- Start a measurement using the NETZSCH Proteus® SmartMode
- Create a method using the NETZSCH Proteus® ExpertMode
- Create a method using the NETZSCH Proteus® SmartMode
- How to program the Automatic Sample Changer (ASC)
- Introduction on evaluating a measurement
- Evaluation of thermal effects - Theory
- Manual evaluation
- Automatic evaluation
- Introduction to calibration
- Balance calibration
- Automatic calibration for calibrating the temperature
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