Back to Basics: Differential Scanning Calorimetry

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Overview of the results and interpretation of the thermal analysis technique differential scanning calorimetry (DSC).

[@jonathanuis]

Thanks a lot.
I am fascinated by the material analysis techniques. DSC is awesome! Great explanation

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Awesome summary of basics for understanding and interpretation and applications. Thanks a lot!

[@jonathanraber4402]

Great explanation. thank you for the overview.

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Thank you! Very informative video

[@isadina1574]

Very interesting and educative.

[@JJ-wt9hf]

This is an excellent overview of how DSC can be used to analyze polymeric materials.

[@TMGPlastics]

Glad you enjoyed the video!

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Thank you so much

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Thank you ❤️

[@prakashkishorehazam2702]

Thanks a lot for the information.

[@eastman4492]

do we use second heating scan for calculating degree of crystallinity for DSC or only first heating scan in heated-cooled-heated scan

[@isnainichoirulmiftahudin5675]

thanks, gread explanation and very informative vidio

[@valeriisirenko844]

2:55 I wonder why energy associated with transition (area under the peak) is smaller in heating mode (endothermic transition) (157.2 J/g) compared to energy associated with transition in cooling mode (exothermic transition) (178.6 J/g)? In theory the energy of transitions should be equal. From where additional 21.4 J/g in cooling mode (exothermic transition) is coming?

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Great 👍

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Thank you

[@ahmadaziz5263]

Thanks, excellent explanation! may i know what software needed to analyze the important parameters regarding the thermal transitions produced by the material? thanks in advance.

[@sepehr2012]

You can use the software developed by your equipment supplier.

[@khanhlinhho8459]

You try to give the video more brightness it will be great if you do

[@An_960]

thank

[@user-ni6te1ph3s]

What does the temperature above 157.2J/g mean?

[@Kunal744]

Excellent video, please make a video about Infrared Spectroscopy and 1H-NMR for polymer analysis

[@TMGPlastics]

Thanks Kunal, we do have a video of FTIR on our channel already. We will put NMR on the schedule for a future video!

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T
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[@adetola20]

Wow, the explanations are really great, thank you. please do you by any chance have the subtitle. thanks

[@TMGPlastics]

TH-cam has the subtitles on the bottom of the screen. As of now we do not have those included in the videos.

[@debarshinath9930]

can crystallization temperature be higher than melting temperature??

[@TMGPlastics]

Debarshi, No the crystallization should not be higher than the melting for the material.

[@antoniomacchia7174]

Could you give me the specs of the instrument displayed at min 2:10?

[@generalnango]

the red bar on the presentation obstructed the youtube timeline bar, not that important but kinda annoying
nice

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Sir please provide oxygen induction time test

[@Mercento]

Useless if you don't even talk about cold crystallisation and how to interprete