How Dynamic Mechanical Analysis Ensures Battery Safety, from Thin Film Separators to Solid Electrolytes
As lithium-ion batteries evolve to meet demands for increased energy density, safety, and form factor versatility, one component remains central to their capacity and reliability: the separator.
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Partner Perspective: Rethinking Viscosity with Neil Cunningham
In collaboration with Neil Cunningham, Founder of The Centre for Industrial Rheology, we’re excited to share his expert perspective on the evolving role of rheology in formulation science.
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Rheology Simplified
Welcome to our Basics of Rheology video series, your gateway to understanding how materials deform and flow.
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Thermal Analysis of Heat Shrink Tubing
Heat shrink tubing appears simple at first glance: wrap it around your wires, apply a heat gun, and voila – perfectly insulated wires every time. But these tubes are more complex than they seem.
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Thermal Characterization of Advanced Materials for Aerospace
Webinar Thermal Characterization of Advanced Materials for Aerospace Brought to you by TA Instruments – Waters Corporation and Aerospace Testing International Enhancing Aerospace Materials Through Thermal Analysis As aerospace materials chemistry and technology continue to advance, precise and insightful materials characterization is critical to meeting the demanding performance requirements of mission-critical components. This need is…
DetailsSetting Up and Running a Parallel Plate Test on the Discovery HRx Rheometer
Overview In this Tech Tip, we discuss the parallel plate geometry on the TA Instruments HRx Rheometer and show you how to set up and run this experiment on a soft solid. HRx Overview: https://www.tainstruments.com/an-overview-of-the-discovery-hrx-rheometers/ How to Avoid Slippage: https://www.tainstruments.com/how-to-avoid-slippage-during-rheological-testing/ Geometry Calibrations: https://www.tainstruments.com/plate-or-cone-geometry-calibrations-dhr/
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Behind The Bounce: The Mechanical Properties of Your Tennis Ball
Tennis players of all levels know that the right ball can make or break your game. But how do different balls compare, and how can manufacturers reliably measure these differences?
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