Thermogravimetric Analysis
Measures weight change as temperature rises — thermal stability, moisture content and volatile components.
Thermogravimetric analysis measures changes in material weight as temperature increases. It is widely used to evaluate thermal stability, moisture content and volatile components.
It is ideal for polymers and materials that undergo decomposition or thermal transitions.
How it works
Decomposition analysis
Measures weight loss due to oxidation, evaporation or combustion.
Moisture detection
Identifies absorbed moisture and volatile components in materials.
Thermal stability
Determines cracking points and heat resistance of substances.
TGA is commonly used for quality assurance and safety testing. It helps determine whether materials meet industry standards for stability under heat and temperature fluctuations.
At a glance
| Measures | Mass change vs temperature |
|---|---|
| Detects | Moisture · volatiles · decomposition |
| Service | Thermal stability profiling |
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