Melting Point Determination on Vanadium - Netzsch

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APPLICATION SHEET
STA Accessories – Crucible Variety
Melting Point Determination
on Vanadium
For DTA and TGA measurement in the very high temperature range, zirconia crucibles are available for tests up to
2000°C. These crucibles can be used for testing metals such
as vanadium.
NGB ∙ AS-209-2013 ∙ EN ∙ 06/13 ∙ Technical specifications are subject to change.
DSC and TGA-DSC crucible variety, see also Accessories for Differential
Scanning Calorimeters and Thermobalances
Vanadium melting point determination in ZrO2 crucibles with the STA 449 F1 Jupiter®
In this example, the melting point of a vanadium sample
(99.7%) was determined with the STA 449 F1 Jupiter®.
ZrO2 crucibles were used. Melting occurs at an onset temperature of 1886°C. During cooling, the sample recrystallizes with only a small supercooling effect at 1878°C. The
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typical oxidation effects for vanadium (starting at 660°C
in air) cannot be observed. Even in the liquid state above
melting, neither the DSC nor the TGA curve shows effects
or a mass increase. This proves the vacuum tightness of the
instrument and the suitability of the zirconia crucible.
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