File:2019-10-17 20 23 45-DMA Reference Measurements Linear Drive - Anton Paar RheoCompass™.png
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Deutsch: Typisches DMA Thermogramm eines amorphen Thermoplasten (Polycarbonat) gemessen im Dual Cantilever Deformationsmodus mit einer Messfrequenz von 1 Hz und einer Heizrate von 2 K/min. Die Glasübergangstemperatur, bestimmt gemäß ISO 6721-11, beträgt 151.3°C. |
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