Discover Sorption Analysis with Thermal Techniques

Program Overview

Introduction to the mechanisms of material sorption
METTLER TOLEDO TA-sorption systems
Real-life TA-sorption application examples: TGA, TMA, DMA
Explanation of a dynamic vapor sorption (DVS) system and practical applications
Insightful case studies from the food, polymer, textile, and pharmaceutical industries
Useful further reading opportunities

Water in the form of moisture is found everywhere and interacts with solid materials in a variety of ways. In pharmaceuticals, the moisture content can impact the effectiveness and shelf life of drugs. In plastics and composites, it can affect mechanical and physical properties, impacting performance and lifespan. Above a certain water concentration, food is affected by microbial growth causing deterioration and spoiling.

The Advantages of Sorption Analysis by Thermal Analysis

Sorption analysis using TGA, TMA, DMA, or DVS offers significant advantages, including:

Measuring material properties under precisely controlled relative humidity conditions
Clear insights into how moisture impacts the substance of interest
Determination of sorption enthalpies and calculation of key parameters, such as isotherms, BET and GAB plots, and surface coverage behavior

Watch our on-demand webinar to expand your knowledge and discover useful thermal analysis applications for your sorption analysis.

How to Use This Webinar

This webinar shares our expertise of sorption analysis using thermal analysis systems, as well as explaining the background theory and models used. It is ideal to dip into to learn about specific applications in your field, or watch the whole session to expand your general knowledge of this fascinating topic.

By watching this webinar, you will gain an enhanced understanding of sorption mechanisms, practical applications, and industry case studies. Our insights will help you to make informed decisions in areas from product formulation to quality control.

Target audience

Lab Managers, Lab Technicians, System Owners, Plant Managers, Plant Shift, Leaders, Operation Managers, CEOs, Change Management Agents, Quality Assurance Managers, Quality Assurance Operators, Safety Managers, and OPEX, Lean or Six Sigma Managers.

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