Aging Analysis

Long-term stability is one of the major and most complex quality characteristics for polymeric materials.

Thermal Stability

The broad temperature range accessible with the Thermo Scientific* HAAKE* MARS rheometer allows for the correlation of the time-dependent viscoelastic properties of your materials under real life conditions. Structural changes such as increasing brittleness will be reflected directly in the viscoelastic moduli.

Spectroscopy

Changes in a polymer due to aging via time or exposure (UV, heat) can be followed in both chemical and morphological changes. FT-IR and Raman Spectroscopy are excellent probes, especially when coupled with the Thermo Scientific* OMNIC* Series kinetics (timed event) software. Rapid (msec) and slow (days) changes can be followed automatically.

Determine polymer degradation by Near Infrared spectroscopy.

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Materials Characterization Webinars

In our hour-long webinars, you will be provided with in-depth knowledge on rheology, viscometry, compounding, or extrusion in general or how you can develop and optimize your innovative applications, ...

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Calibrating Temperature in HAAKE RheoWin

Learn how to make the measuring and evaluation software HAAKE RheoWin display the real sample temperature in three easy steps.

Viscosity Calibration in HAAKE RheoWin

Follow the introduction into a classical calibration method for viscometers or rheometers with background information explaining what has to be considered and why.

Correct Sample Loading and Trimming

Follow this short lesson to learn more about the details of correct sample loading and trimming.

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MC Matters

MC Matters is a quarterly e-Newsletter which not only provides you with information on Thermo Scientific laboratory, pharma and process instruments but also gives you latest news on material character...

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