Determination of Polymer Blend Composition
The blending of two or more polymers is becoming a common method for developing new materials for demanding applications such as impact-resistant parts and packaging films.
The blending of two or more polymers is becoming a common method for developing new materials for demanding applications such as impact-resistant parts and packaging films.
There has been significant work done looking at using IMC to characterize the growth patterns of bacteria3-9 and even converting isothermal microcalorimetry data into biologically meaningful data such as growth rate, lag phase, or maximum growth.
This note demonstrates the utility of differential scanning calorimeter (DSC) measurements in evaluating the effects of an antagonistic interaction of two common additives that may be found in a mechanical recycle stream of polypropylene (PP).
This app note introduces the application of the measurement of metabolizable energy for growth of living organisms in food processing.
Following the packing and unpacking instructions of your instrument is important to the lifetime and performance of your instrument.
Following the packing and unpacking instructions of your instrument is important to the lifetime and performance of your instrument.
Following the packing and unpacking instructions of your instrument is important to the lifetime and performance of your instrument.
Following the packing and unpacking instructions of your instrument is important to the lifetime and performance of your instrument.
Following the packing and unpacking instructions of your instrument is important to the lifetime and performance of your instrument.
Following the packing and unpacking instructions of your instrument is important to the lifetime and performance of your instrument.
Following the packing and unpacking instructions of your instrument is important to the lifetime and performance of your instrument.
Following the packing and unpacking instructions of your instrument is important to the lifetime and performance of your instrument.