Increased pressure influences all physical changes and chemical reactions in which a change in volume occurs.
Study thermal effects under pressure – increase the reaction rate or shift evaporation to higher temperature
For material testing, process development or quality control there is often no alternative to DSC measurements under pressure.

High-Pressure Differential Scanning Calorimetry


Shorter analysis time
High pressure differential scanning calorimetry allows you to measure samples under precisely defined atmospheres at pressures of up to 10 MPa as a function of temperature or time. Higher pressures and temperatures accelerate chemical reactions and shorten analysis times.

Measurements under process conditions
Increased pressure is a factor that influences all physical changes and chemical reactions in which a change in volume occurs. For material testing, process development or quality control there is often no alternative to DSC measurements under pressure.

Better interpretation
Increased pressure suppresses vaporization and shifts the effect to higher temperatures. The high pressure differential scanning calorimetry (HPDSC) is an excellent instrument for studying the influence of pressure and atmosphere on a sample or for separating an effect that is overlapped by vaporization.
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