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Thermal
Analysis Laboratory
McMahon, 2nd Floor
The
thermal analysis laboratory houses the School's general-purpose
thermal analysis equipment. Special-purpose instruments
are also available in several laboratories across
campus. Capabilities include thermogravimetric analysis
(to 1500° C), differential scanning calorimetry
(DSC) to 1500° C, simultaneous TGA/DTA, and dilatometry
to 1600° C. Collectively, this equipment is used
to measure a material's thermal stability; to monitor
melting, crystallization, and glass transitions;
and to measure shrinkage and thermal expansion. Students
are permitted full access to this equipment.
For more information about research and analytical services, contact Dr. Doreen Edwards.
For more information about training and equipment maintenance, contact Terry Guild.