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Datasheet: DSC-Chemiluminescence System

High-Pressure Measurements Using DSC-Chemiluminescence

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High-Pressure Measurements Using DSC-Chemiluminescence

Datasheet: DSC-Chemiluminescence System
Datasheet: DSC-Chemiluminescence System

Chemiluminescence (CL) is the term used to describe the emission of light as a direct result of a chemical reaction. CL originating from oxidative degradation processes in polymers was reported in the early 1960s. Technological developments have resulted in CL becoming a sensitive and well-established technique that is used for prescreening tests.

 

Features and Benefits

  • CL is very selective – CL occurs only as a result of the oxidative decomposition reaction of the sample
  • CL is extremely sensitive – measurements performed at lower temperatures are of greater practical relevance
  • High-pressure CL – high pressures dramatically accelerate oxidative degradation and suppress vaporization
  • Unique imaging possibilities – allow the initiation and propagation of oxidative degradation to be studied
  • Simultaneous CL and DSC measurements – DSC provides complementary information on thermal effects such as glass transitions and melting
  • Modularity – an HP DSC 1 or an HP DSC827e can easily be upgraded to include CL capability

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