The Thermal Activity Monitor (TAM) is a high resolution, real-time method for monitoring chemical, biological, and physical reaction process(es) occurring in a sample. The monitoring of heat flow over time allows for determination of the various reaction processes that may occur in a sample over minutes, hours, days, weeks, or years. Samples can be measured under user defined conditions, to control temperature, atmosphere, as well as sample composition.
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TAM IV
Microreaction system | 1mL (Baseline drift µW/24 hours) |
4mL (Baseline drift µW/24 hours) |
20mL (Baseline drift µW/24 hours) |
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Titration (with titration reference) | <0.06 | <0.08 | <0.4 |
Liquid Perfusion | <0.8 | <0.8 | <1 |
Gas Perfusion | <2 | <2 | <2 |
RH Perfusion | <2 | <2 | <2 |
TAM IV 48
Thermal Media | Oil |
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Calorimeter Positions | 48 |
Temperature Range | 4 ˚C to 150 ˚C |
Accuracy | < ± 0.1 °C |
Long Term Stability | < ± 100 µ °C/24h |
Scanning Rate | ≤ ± 2 °C/h |
TAM Air
Thermostat Specifications | 3-Channel Large Volume Calorimeter | 8-Channel Standard Volume Calorimeter |
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Calorimeter Positions | 3 | 8 |
Operating Temperature Range | 5 ºC to 90 ºC | 5 ºC to 90 ºC |
Maximum Sample Size | 125 mL | 20 mL |
Thermostat Stability | ± 0.001 ºC | ± 0.001 ºC |
The Battery Cycler Microcalorimeter solution is an end-to-end, in-operando measurement tool for elucidating the thermodynamic and electrochemical details of battery cells in real time, in a flexible and intuitive system.
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The vacuum/pressure ampoules are designed for simultaneously monitoring heat flow and any changes in gas pressure in the ampoule.
Key Features
The vacuum/pressure ampoules are designed for simultaneously monitoring heat flow and any changes in gas pressure in the ampoule.
Key Features
TAM IV-48 is a high-throughput version of the TAM IV and can accommodate up to 48 individual 4 mL Minicalorimeters.
The large number of independent and parallel sample-measurements makes this system the optimal solution for sample screening, formulation, and process development. It is equally useful in research laboratories as in industrial laboratories including pharmaceutical production control.
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