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The difference between the melting point measured by the capillary method and the melting point measured by the DSC method

Brett Evill  Follow
http://wenku.baidu.com/view/7ab9a2708e9951e79b8927d5.html Mattering point melting point
http://wenku.baidu.com/view/7ab51cd6360cba811dacd.html dsc melting point
I can understand it.

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Brian Lawrence  Follow
Everyone knows that the determination of the instrument is affected by the measurement conditions. For example, during the DSC experiment, the heating speed, the size of the airflow, the quality of the sample, the instruments of different models, and so on have influences all have an impact.Essence

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Daniel Silvers  Follow
The capacity of the capillary method is commonly used in standards. DSC methods are not well limited by testing conditions. The difference is that different methods obtain different measurement values.

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C.W  Follow
In addition, DSC is not used to determine the melting point, it is large and small, right?

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