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The AlexSys is a high-sensitivity Calvet calorimeter optimized for high temperature solution calorimetry in molten solvents at temperatures to 1000 ?C. It is run isothermally to study heats of formation, reaction, and mixing. Transposed temperature drop calorimetry can also be performed to measure heat content,heats of phase transition and decomposition. The AlexSys is based on Prof. Alexandra Navrotsky?s (University of California - Davis) High Temperature Calorimeter which has many years of development, use, and application.

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The PCTPro-E&E is a fully automated Sieverts instrument for measuring gas sorption

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Carbon neutral energy generation lies not just with renewable sources of energy, but with technology to make existing, and future energy sources, more environmentally responsible. One of the key areas of research is into the capture and sequestration of CO2 and Setaram offers a broad range of technologies that can be used to assist your research in these important fields.

We present a small sample of the experiments that can be obtained with some of our system, and encourage you to contact us for more information.

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Setaram Introduces VistoMS: A Revolutionary TGA-FTICR Coupling
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Setaram (Caluire, France) and ACL Instruments (Kerzers, Switzerland) are pleased to announce a new distribution agreement for ACL?s range of Chemiluminescence analysis systems.
The technology of ACL Instruments is particularly adapted for the analysis of oxidation reactions and thermal decomposition processes of technical goods and life science products. It allows the characterization necessary for prognosis of stability, quality and safety, and finds applications in R&D and quality assurance.
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HEL (Borehamwood, UK) has been the leader in adiabatic calorimetry for some time, and has combined with Setaram to offer a comprehensive product range to any Process Safety laboratory ? form DSC, through to full vent size determination using Low Phi Factor Adiabatic Calorimetry (Phi-Tec I).

Setaram will introduce the ALL NEW PHI-TEC I, which uses the well established adiabatic principles developed in by DOW for the original ?ARC? with totally new mechanical design, increased sensitivity, extra operating modes and exceptional software. Combined with HEL?s experience in process hazards and Setaram?s unequalled reputation for customer support this is an unbeatable combination...

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