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nanometers or 9–14 μm) and
produce images of that radiation,
called thermograms.
Since infrared radiation is
emitted by all
objects with a temperature...
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during TG
analysis is
identifiable by
distinct traces made in the TGA
thermograms produced. One
interesting example occurs with
samples of as-produced...
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through the
imaging of the
temperature fields,
gradients and/or
patterns ("
thermograms") at the object's surface. It is
distinguished from
medical thermography...
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numbers of self-****embled
micelles from
differential scanning calorimetric thermograms. Clausius–Clapeyron
relation Van 't Hoff
factor (i) Gibbs–Helmholtz equation...
- 50 °C, i.e.,
chain melting (main) transition, Tm. In general, the DSC
thermograms of the
unsonicated DODAB dispersions are
dominated by two endotherms;...
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series of small,
uniform peaks that
result in flat and
uninformative thermograms. ITC is also
susceptible to
interference from
unrelated heat signals...
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Thermogram depicting a Raynaud's hand (top) and a
healthy hand (bottom): Red
indicates warm
areas whilst green indicates cool areas....
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conducted from a
parked car
across the street,
without a
search warrant. The
thermograms gathered from the scan were used by
police later to
obtain a warrant...
- detector. 1840: John
Herschel produces the
first thermal image,
called a
thermogram. 1860:
Gustav Kirchhoff formulated the
blackbody theorem E = J ( T , n...
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temperature is then
plotted against time, or
against temperature (DTA curve, or
thermogram).
Changes in the sample,
either exothermic or endothermic, can be detected...
