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The Linseis DSC (differential scanning calorimeter) is a thermal testing instrument used for measurements of material properties such as transformation temperatures, enthalpies of transformation, and heat capacities. It is capable of measuring temperatures up to 500 degrees Celsius and can use both solid and liquid specimens. | The Linseis DSC (differential scanning calorimeter) is a thermal testing instrument used for measurements of material properties such as transformation temperatures, enthalpies of transformation, and heat capacities. It is capable of measuring temperatures up to 500 degrees Celsius and can use both solid and liquid specimens. | ||
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The Linseis DSC (differential scanning calorimeter) is a thermal testing instrument used for measurements of material properties such as transformation temperatures, enthalpies of transformation, and heat capacities. It is capable of measuring temperatures up to 500 degrees Celsius and can use both solid and liquid specimens.