Volume 37 (1991): Issue 8 (Aug 1991)

in Journal of Thermal Analysis and Calorimetry
Print ISSN:
1388-6150
Online ISSN:
1572-8943
Preface
By: E. Marti and H. R. Oswald
Pages: 1629–1630
Trends in Materials Science
By: H. -J. Güntherodt
Pages: 1631
Geopolymers
Inorganic polymeric new materials
By: J. Davidovits
Pages: 1633–1656
Thermal decomposition of silver carbonate
By: Y. Sawada and K. Manabe
Pages: 1657–1663
Thermal decomposition of basic aluminium-ammonium sulfate (BAAS) in hydrogen atmosphere
By: B. Pacewska and J. Pysiak
Pages: 1665–1672
Thermobarometric analysis of physico-chemical transformations of coacervates and gels of polyphosphates
By: A. Squali, L. Montagne, P. Vast, G. Palavit, and J. M. Buisine
Pages: 1673–1678
The non-isothermal devitrification of gel-derived lithium, sodium and barium disilicate glasses
By: A. Marotta, P. Pernice, A. Aronne, and A. Buri
Pages: 1679–1685
Ni+Pd+Ga and Ni+Pd+in liquid alloys: Enthalpies of formation
By: D. El Allam, E. Hayer, M. Gaune-Escard, and J. P. Bros
Pages: 1687–1695
Study of the thermal behaviour of hydroxide mixtures aimed at the preparation of Mg-Al spinels
By: G. Gusmano, P. Nunziante, E. Traversa, and G. Chiozzini
Pages: 1697–1707
Topics on the preparation of HTSC via solid state reaction and melting process
By: M. M. Carnasciali, G. A. Costa, M. Ferretti, and E. A. Franceschi
Pages: 1709–1718
Calorimetric evidence for a dual mechanism in the low temperature oxidation of coal
By: J. C. Petit
Pages: 1719–1726
Time-resolved X-ray powder diffractometry as a complementary thermal analysis method
By: J. P. Auffrédic, J. Plévert, and D. LouËr
Pages: 1727–1736
Microcalorimetric investigation of the acidity and basicity of metal oxides
By: A. Gervasini and A. Auroux
Pages: 1737–1744
Calorimetric investigation of the vulcanization of factice
By: E. Robens and G. Sandstede
Pages: 1745–1749
Vitrification and physical ageing on isothermal curing of an epoxy resin
By: S. Montserrat
Pages: 1751–1758
Thermal properties at room temperature of polytetrafluoroethylene
By: V. Villani and R. Pucciariello
Pages: 1759–1766
DTA identification of polycaprolactone
By: J. Kaloustian, A. M. Pauli, and J. Pastor
Pages: 1767–1773
Thermally stimulated creep spectroscopy for the study of DGEBA-DDM networks
By: J. Boye, J. J. Martinez, and C. Lacabanne
Pages: 1775–1783
TG and DSC kinetics of thermal decomposition and crystallization processes
By: B. Perrenot and G. Widmann
Pages: 1785–1792
Risk assessment of volatiles release from polymers and flame retardants using off line and on line TA methods
By: A. Kettrup, K. H. Ohrbach, and G. Matuschek
Pages: 1793–1794
Thermally Stimulated Current spectroscopy for the study of thermoplastics
By: A. Bernes, J. J. Martinez, D. Chatain, and C. Lacabanne
Pages: 1795–1804
Thermal Analysis for plastics and rubber engineering
By: H. Möhler and E. Kaisersberger
Pages: 1805–1824
Polymer characterization using thermomechanical analysis
By: J. B. Henderson and W. -D. Emmerich
Pages: 1825–1831
Dissipative structures in solidifying solutions
By: B. Schaarschmidt and I. Lamprecht
Pages: 1833–1839
Numeric simulation of epoxy cure in molds
Kinetic parameters from microcalorimetry
By: Ch. Irrgang and J. Vogt
Pages: 1841–1849
On the thermodynamics of proton dissociation in weak biological polyacids
An analysis of theoretical and experimental results
By: A. Cesàro
Pages: 1851–1868
Polymorphism of progesterone
Influence of the carrier and of the solid dispersion manufacturing processes. A calorimetric and radiocrystallographic study
By: R. Duclos, J. M. Saiter, J. Grenet, and A. M. Orecchioni
Pages: 1869–1875
Interaction of globular proteins with mixed lipid vesicles
A thermodynamic study of the lipid lateral phase separation
By: A. Raudino and F. Castelli
Pages: 1877–1886
On the partial reversibility of the Β-lactoglobulin heat denaturation
By: P. Relkin and B. Launay
Pages: 1887–1895
Microcalorimetric study of the binding of methotrexate and its metabolites to thymidylate synthase
A new method for affinity constant determination
By: J. C. Sari, R. Gilli, C. Lopez, and C. Briand
Pages: 1897–1903
Applications of DSC in the development of improved freeze-drying processes for labile biologicals
By: R. H. M. Hatley and F. Franks
Pages: 1905–1914
Determination of kinetic models by the use of pattern recognition methods
By: E. Koch
Pages: 1915–1916
DSC Investigation on anthracene derivative photodimers
By: D. Donati, G. G. T. Guarini, and P. Sarti-Fantoni
Pages: 1917–1922
Thermoanalysis of ancient, fresh and waterlogged woods
By: L. Campanella, M. Tomassetti, and R. Tomellini
Pages: 1923–1932
Magnetic coupling for a microbalance
By: Th. Gast and W. Pahlke
Pages: 1933–1941
The DSC12E, a low-cost differential scanning calorimeter
By: G. van der Plaats, L. Lutt, J. van der Plas, P. Theunissen, M. Wijffels, and J. Zillekens
Pages: 1943–1948
Thermodilato-microscopy of liquid crystals
By: J. M. Buisine, G. Joly, and M. Chhiba
Pages: 1949–1955
A new program for DSC purity analysis
By: G. Widmann and O. Scherrer
Pages: 1957–1964
The use of high pressure DTA, heat flow and adiabatic calorimetry to study exothermic reactions
By: A. Raemy and M. Ottaway
Pages: 1965–1971
A new heat fluxmeter
By: J. L. Gaillard, F. Gallin, and B. Wojtyniak
Pages: 1973–1977
Measurement of specific heat and energetic characterization of materials up to high temperatures
By: J. B. Henderson and W. -D. Emmerich
Pages: 1979–1985
Remarks on the calibration of differential scanning calorimeters
By: G. W. H. Höhne
Pages: 1987–2000
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