GSA L87
Brand: Linseis | Category: Nanotechnology
The GSA L87 is a high pressure gravimetric sorption analyser built around a magnetic suspension balance. It measures the mass change of a sample as it takes up or releases gas or vapour, with a choice of gas systems and a DSC signal alongside the mass signal, at pressures up to max. 150 bar.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Temperature range | -170°C up to 1250/1400/1600/1800°C |
| Pressure range | max. 150 bar (different versions), 300 bar on request |
| Max. sample volume | 2/15g (more on request) |
| TG resolution | 0.1 μg |
| DSC resolution | 0.3/0.4/1 μW |
| Options | gas mixing system (MFC's) |
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