Flash differential scanning calorimeter (FDSC) has extremely high cooling (-4,000ºC/sec) and heating (40,000ºC/sec) rates which allow scientists to study crystallization and reorganization processes of materials that the manufacturer says were not possible until now. It also offers a wide temperature range from -95ºC to 450ºC in one measurement, along with an ergonomic design that simply and safely facilitates daily work. Manufacturer says the calorimeter opens the door to the wider experimental parameters required to investigate the meta-stable and time-dependent transitions of materials. Very fast cooling and heating rates allow researchers to generate material under real process conditions (on cooling) and then measure those material properties (on heating) to gain a never-before-seen perspective.
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