キュリーポイント熱天びんの試作

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A curie point thermobalance was newly developed, by applying the curie point pyrolsys techniques of the pyrolysis gas chromatography to the field of the thermal analysis. A thin walled cylindrical heating element (ferromagnetic materials) which holds a sample pan in it is placed on a micro-thermobalance. The element is self-heated instantly up to its curie point temperature by induction, when high frequency power is supplied to the heating coil. After heating, it is held in isothermal state at the point, exactly. It is a benefit of this curie point thermobalance that there is no need to measure and control the sample temperature because the heating element contains only minute sample.
社団法人日本分析化学会の論文
1975-01-10