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Surface Energy Analyzers/Inverse Gas Chromatograph

Surface energy analyzers or second generation inverse gas chromatographs are used to characterize particulates, fibres and thin-films. It is a gas phase technique used to determine a range of surface and bulk properties. It involves passing a constant concentration of gas through a column of solid material and the time taken for the concentration front to elute down the column is measured with a detector. A variety of physico-chemical properties can be determined by using a range of different gas probe molecules.
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Equipment
Surface Energy Analyzer from Surface Measurement Systems
The Surface Energy Analyzer (SEA) is a new second generation Inverse Gas Chromatography instrument. The SEA is an advanced instrumentation for the characterisation of particulates, fibres and thin-films. It opens up a whole new world of sorption solutions.
Surface Area and Pore Size Analyzer - SA 3100 from Beckman Coulter
The SA 3100 with automated dewar lift is a complete pore size and surface area anlysis system with integrated outgassing stations and vacuum pump and is highly accurate. It features continuous saturation pressure measurement, has a minimum manifold volume to enhance sensitivity, and performs a multipoint helium free space measurement, to improve repeatability and accuracy.
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