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Structure–Property Relationship and Thermal Behavior of Aliphatic and Semi-Aromatic Nylons

Polyamides (nylons) are widely used engineering thermoplastics because their molecular structure directly controls performance in real-world thermal environments.[…]

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Understanding Temperature-Programmed Reduction (TPR) for Catalysis: Parameters and Profiles

Temperature-programmed reduction (TPR) is a powerful technique for obtaining direct information on the reducibility of catalysts and catalyst precursors.[…]

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Chemisorption and Catalysis on Supported Metals: User-Friendly Characterization Techniques

Advanced catalyst characterization through temperature-programmed analysis and dynamic chemisorption methods […]

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Chemisorption for Catalyst Characterization | AMI

Chemisorption—the formation of chemical bonds between gas-phase molecules and surface  atoms—is the foundational step in heterogeneous catalysis […]

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TPO Coke Analysis of Coked Catalysts with Methanation + FID Detection

TPO coke analysis helps quantify coke deposits on coked catalysts by tracking CO₂ during temperature-programmed oxidation […]

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Enhancing Gravimetric Precision Under Extreme Conditions

Magnetic Suspension Balances (MSBs) have become indispensable tools for gravimetric analysis under extreme conditions—including high pressures, elevated temperatures, and corrosive atmospheres […]

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High-Temperature DSC: AMI-made precision to 1500 °C

Differential Scanning Calorimetry (DSC) is a fundamental technique used to study phase transitions, heat capacity, and thermal stability in materials […]

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Comparison of Static and Dynamic Chemisorption Methods

In previous issues of AMI notes, we discussed the application of dynamic techniques—specifically, pulse chemisorption and temperature-programmed desorption […]

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