Our Analysis



SAMPLE PREPARATION

  • Preparation of Granular Catalyst Support Material at the Desired Particle Size*
  • Preparation of Catalyst Support Material via Co-Precipitation Method*
  • Addition of Metal(s) via Wet/Dry Impregnation*
  • Drying up to 110°C under Atmospheric Conditions
  • Vacuum Drying up to 200°C in a Vacuum Oven
  • Freeze Drying (Lyophilizer) up to -50°C
  • Drying with a Rotary Evaporator
  • Calcination up to 1800°C under Atmospheric Conditions (in Air)
  • Calcination up to 1200°C under N2 (Inert) Flow*

*Note: According to the Methodology/Conditions Defined by the Customer




EDXRF

  • Elemental Analysis of Powder Samples
  • Elemental Analysis of Liquid Samples
  • Elemental Analysis of Solid Samples (40 mm in Diameter)




TSA-TPV-PVD-PSD ANALYSIS SYSTEM

Determination of the Following:

  • Total Surface Area
  • Total Pore Volume and Porosity
  • Micro-, Meso-, Macro- Pore Volume
  • Pore Size Distribution
  • Determination of Metal Dispersion via H2 Chemisorption



CATLAB

  • Temperature Programmed Surface Groups Decomposition (TPSGD) Analysis (up to 900°C)
  • Temperature Programmed Reduction (TPR) Analysis (up to 900°C)
  • Temperature Programmed Oxidation (TPO) Analysis (up to 900°C)
  • Micro-Reactor Applications for Powder Catalysts
  • Determination of Metal Dispersion (via CO or H2 Chemisorption)
  • Transient Kinetic Analyses under Conditions Determined by Experimental Design



DYNAMIC CO ADSORPTION SYSTEM

  • In situ Calcination and Reduction (up to 1100°C)
  • Determination of Metal Dispersion Using CO Adsorption



FTIR-DRIFTS-MS

  • Acquisition of FTIR Spectrum:
    • At Room Temperature
    • At Temperatures up to 450°C* Under Inert Flow
  • Operando FTIR-DRIFTS-MS Combined Analyses, Determination of Changes Occurring in Adsorbed Species on the Sample Surface and Activity/Selectivity During Reaction in Response to Temperature and Feed Composition Changes (up to 450°C)*
    • *Note: Temperature Limit Depends on the Discoloration/Darkening of the Sample
  • Operando Analysis of Mechanistic Properties of the Reaction
  • Determination of the Rate-Determining Step Using [1], Under Conditions According to Experimental Design
  • Operando FTIR-DRIFTS-MS Combined Analyses During Oxidation/Reduction (TPO & TPR) (up to 450°C)*
    • *Note: Temperature Limit Depends on the Discoloration/Darkening of the Sample



FTIR IMAGING MICROSCOPE

  • FTIR Imaging:

    • At Room Temperature
    • Liquid Samples
    • Solid Samples and Thin Films (up to 40 mm in height)
  • Applications:

    • Particle Identification
    • Root Cause and Failure Analysis
    • Product Quality Control
    • Product Development
    • Surface Inspections



IGA-MS

  • Acquisition of Static Total Adsorption-Desorption Isotherm;
    • 0-1,000 mbar, with 100 mbar steps
    • 0-10,000 mbar, with 500 mbar steps
    • Single Gas
    • Wet or Dry Multi-Gas Mixtures at Predetermined Composition
  • Acquisition of Dynamic Total Adsorption-Desorption Isotherm;
    • 0-1,000 mbar, with 100 mbar steps
    • 0-10,000 mbar, with 500 mbar steps
    • Single Gas
    • Wet or Dry Multi-Gas Mixtures at Predetermined Composition
  • Determination of Selective Adsorption Capacity of Adsorbents
    • Adsorption from Dry/Wet Multi-Gas Mixtures (P: 0-5000 mbar)
  • Determination of Effective Oxygen Storage Capacity of Catalysts
    • Under Dry/Wet Reaction Mixture Flow



XRD-MS

  • Standard Powder X-Ray Diffraction Pattern
  • Qualitative Mineral Analysis
  • Temperature-Dependent Powder X-Ray Diffraction Pattern (up to 900°C)
  • Temperature Programmed In-situ Oxidation & X-Ray Diffraction Patterns
  • Temperature Programmed In-situ Reduction & X-Ray Diffraction Patterns
  • Powder X-Ray Diffraction Pattern under Reaction Conditions
  • Operando Combined Reactor-XRD-MS Analyses
    • Determination of Changes Occurring in the Sample and O2/H2 Consumption Profiles
    • During Temperature Programmed Calcination/Reduction Process
  • Operando Combined Reactor-XRD-MS Analyses
    • Determination of Changes on the Sample and Activity/Selectivity
    • In Response to Temperature and Feed Composition (dry) Changes



XPS-MS

  • Standard Point Analysis - Acquisition of General Spectrum
  • Standard Point Analysis - Acquisition of Elemental Spectrum
  • Standard Depth Profile Analysis
  • Standard Line Analysis
  • Standard Area Analysis - Mapping
  • Point Analysis via Auger Spectroscopy
  • Depth Profile Analysis via Auger Spectroscopy
  • Line Analysis via Auger Spectroscopy
  • Area Analysis via Auger Spectroscopy - Mapping
  • In-situ Combined Serial Reactor-UHV Chamber (XPS, Auger, SEM/SXI) Analyses
    • Determination of Changes Occurring in the Sample in Response to Thermal Processing (At Predetermined Temperature Levels Under Inert Atmosphere)
  • Semi-operando Serial Combined Reactor-MS-XPS/Auger/SEM/SXI Analyses
    • Determination of Changes Occurring in the Sample During Oxidation (TPO) & Reduction (TPR)
  • Semi-operando Serial Combined Reactor-MS-XPS/Auger/SEM/SXI Analyses
    • Determination of Changes on the Sample and Activity/Selectivity
    • In Response to Temperature and Feed Composition (dry) Changes
  • Deconvolution of Elemental Spectra Obtained in the Above-Mentioned Tests
  • Calculation of Surface Composition Percentage for Point Analysis



AUTOMATIC GAS PYCNOMETER

Precise Volume Measurements and True Density Calculations in the Following Fields:

  • Catalysts
  • Powder Metallurgy
  • Refractory Materials
  • Calcined Petroleum Cokes
  • Soil
  • Powder Coatings
  • Transparent or Pigmented Coatings
  • Rigid Cellular Plastics
  • Pharmaceuticals



BTA-MS

  • Acquisition of Dynamic Total Adsorption-Desorption Breakthrough Curve:
    • With In-situ Sample Preparation
    • 1-30 bar
    • Single gas
    • Wet or dry multi-gas mixtures
  • Breakthrough Curve Analysis for Both Single and Multi-Component Adsorptions
  • Determination of Adsorption Capacities via Breakthrough Curve
  • Determination of Adsorption Selectivity for Multi-Component Gas Adsorptions
    • Evaluation of Preferential or Competitive Adsorption Characteristics