| The QUADRASORB-SI for
standard applications using a variety of gasses |
- Fully automated,
four-sample port analyzer for surface area, pore
volume and pore size measurements.
- High resolution
adsorption and desorption isotherms to detect
fine pore structure detail.
- Each of the four
analysis ports includes separate and independent
Dewar (coolant flask), pressure sensor and P0
(adsorbate saturated vapor pressure) measurement
station for simultaneous measurements yielding
maximum throughput and flexibility.
- Each analysis port
can be independently programmed with different
analyses and measurement conditions.
- New samples can be
started on each port as prior measurements are
completed with little, or no, delay to other
samples already in progress.
- Long life Dewar
flasks for measurements at least 30 hours.
- User can choose from
two measurement techniques:Patented NOVA
helium-free method and classical helium void
volume method.
- Multiple gas dosing
methods to optimize analysis time and resolution:
1. MaxiDose™ automatically adjusts dose
size in response to sample demand; 2. Constant
Dose volume (0.1 - 10 cc per data point); and 3.
Delta Volume which adds data points in regions of
large uptake so critical pore filling is never
missed.
- Low maintenance,
vacuum volumetric system with temperature
monitored dosing manifold.
- Windows® based
QUADRAWin software provides for instrument
control and a comprehensive range of classical
and modern models for reporting surface area and
pore size.
- Wide range of
separately supplied sample preparation devices
(Degassers) to meet the need of any laboratory.
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| QUADRASORB
SI -KR/MP for low surface area
and micropore measurement |
- All of the functions
of the standard model QUADRASORB SI
plus low surface area measurement via Krypton
adsorption or low pressure micropore
characterization.
- Includes low pressure
(10 torr) sensor and patented oil-free
turbomolecular vacuum system.
- Performs Krypton gas
sorption measurements for very low surface area
determination, eg. pharmaceutical actives,
powdered metals, etc.
- Provides low pressure
adsorption data (as low as 4 x 10-5 P/P0)
necessary for more complete characterization of
microporous materials, eg. zeolites, activated
carbons, molecular sieves, etc.
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