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Thermogravimetric analysis (TGA) can offer a lot of information about how materials react to heat. As a thermal analysis technique, its purpose is to examine materials and show any changes occurring thanks to the alterations in temperature. This includes any weight loss. By understanding these reactions, there is the potential to learn more about a material’s characteristics and behaviors, such as at what temperature thermal decomposition occurs or any solid-gas reactions.

The more that is understood about a material’s properties, the easier it is to find its best application. This information is essential for industries that need specific materials with certain characteristics. Although thermograv...

Each year, on a world-wide scale, the total costs for products and work provided to the construction industry amounts to around $10 trillion. The stability of a structure rests upon its construction materials. So, when working on a new construction, it is important to consider the qualities of the materials carefully.

Different temperatures can affect certain materials. For concrete, a change in temperature could cause cracks to form within it. Moreover, at a high temperature, like 600°C, the robustness of the concrete can be affected. In fact, at 800°C, the toughness of concrete can decrease by up to 80%. 

Differential thermogravimetric analysis can reveal a lo...

The main purpose of thermogravimetric analysis is to help us understand how a material will respond to heat. By considering a material’s response to the thermogravimetric testing, this provides insights into its future applications. 

Essentially, thermogravimetric analysis uses thermal analysis on different materials, such as polymers like fibers, thermosets, and composites, to learn about how their structures may change, for instance through thermal decomposition, as the temperature is altered. A measurement is then ascertained by observing th...