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GSA Gravimetric Sorption Analyzer

GSA Gravimetric Sorption Analyzer

GSA Gravimetric Sorption Analyzer

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Overview of Gravimetric Sorption Analyzers: The document provides detailed information on gravimetric sorption analyzers, specifically focusing on chemisorption and physisorption processes under various conditions ranging from ultra-high vacuum (UHV) to 1000 bar and temperatures from -196°C to 1800°C.
Specifications: The STA PT 1600 HP model is highlighted for its capabilities in TPD, TPO, and TPR measurements, with a temperature range from -196°C to 1800°C. It also features simultaneous TG/DSC-sensor for sorption enthalpies and in-situ gas analysis using FTIR, Raman, and ELIF.
Pressure and Temperature Control: The achievable pressure levels are specified at 350, 150, 100, and 50 bar, with temperature control options available upon request.
Applications and Measurements: The document discusses adsorption isotherms, BET surface analysis, and the use of magnetic suspension balance (MSB) for precise measurements. It includes data on mass loss and DSC curves for TiH2 in Argon, highlighting hydrogen desorption and adsorption on titanium at 700°C.
Sorption Heat Measurement: The LINSEIS Gravimetric Sorption Analyzer STA HP offers a fast method for determining sorption heats, reducing the time required to 15 minutes or less. The document provides an example of hydrogen adsorption on a Pt/Al catalyst, with a heat evolution of 30.5 J/g at 15 bar and 80°C.
TPD, TPO, and TPR Profiles: The analyzers are effective for characterizing the distribution and strength of acid sites in zeolites. The document includes a case study of ammonia chemidesorption from a zeolite catalyst, detailing the temperature ranges for weak and strong acid site desorption.
In-situ FTIR Measurements: An example of CO2 gasification of anthracite in a TGA system is provided, with specific details on the conditions and absorption measurements for CO and CO2.
Contact Information: The document concludes with contact details for LINSEIS GmbH in Germany and LINSEIS Inc. in the USA.
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GSA Gravimetric Sorption Analyzer-2

Gravimetric Sorption Analyzers Chemisorption/Physisorption (UHV to 1000 bar) Adsorption Isotherms (BET Surface Analysis) TPD, TPO, TPR measurements (-196 to 1800 °C) Sorption Enthalpies (Simultaneous TG/DSC- sensor) In-situ Gas Analysis (FTIR, Raman, ELIF) Corrosive Atmospheres Magnetic Suspension Balance Temperature Control On Request Achievable Pressure

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GSA Gravimetric Sorption Analyzer-3

TG and DSC curves of TiH2 in Argon at 10 K/min Hydrogen Adsorption on Titanium at 700°C Adsorption Isotherm of Hydrogen on Titanium

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GSA Gravimetric Sorption Analyzer-4

Fast and Easy determination of Sorption Heats Time [sec (from introduction of H2)] The measurement of sorption, oxidation or reduction heats of cata- lysts performed with volumetric methods are normally very time- consuming and need many hours. The LINSEIS Gravimetric Sorption Analyzer STA HP, which measures both weight change and DSC- signal, provides a much faster alternative. Within 15 minutes or less the sorption heats can be measured. Chemisorption and catalytic oxidation or reduction are exothermic re- actions. The heat involved can be easily monitored with the integrated DSC- sensor of...

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GSA Gravimetric Sorption Analyzer-5

The distribution and relative strength of acid sites in zeolithes are important indicators of its catalytic properties. The acidity of zeolithes can be accurately measured with the temperature programmed desorption (TPD) of a base from the zeolithe surface. The Linseis gravimetric Sorption Analyzers are useful tools for characterizing TPD, The figure below shows the chemidesorption of ammonia from a zeolithe catalyst surface. Weakly bound ammonia molecules are desorped between 100 and 250 °C. Between 260 and 500 °C strongly bound ammonia is desorped. The amounts of desorped ammonia can be quantitatively...

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GSA Gravimetric Sorption Analyzer-6

In-situ FTIR measurement during C02 gasification of an anthracite in a TGA system (sample temperature: 1100°C, pure C02 atmosphere [gas flow rate: 20 ml/min at 273 K, 0.013 bar] during FTIR measurement, FTIR measurement: 30 s, CO absorption at 4300 cm-1, C02 absorption LINSEIS GmbH Tel.: (+49) 9287-880 - 0 IjnQpjQ OfllTI LINSEISInc- Tel.: (+1) 609 223 2070 Vielitzerstr. 43 Fax: (+49) 9287-70488 « W WilllloClOiUUIII 109 North Gold Drive Fax: (+1) 609 223 2074 95100 Selb E-mail: [email protected] Robbinsville, NJ 08691 E-mail: [email protected]

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