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Drying and Dehydration
The moisture sorption properties of many solid state materials, especially organic materials, are critical for the characterisation of their drying and shelf life stability. In the past 10 years, the DVS method invented by Surface Measurement Systems has become the standard laboratory method for studying drying and dehydration behaviour.
Application Note 36: Investigation of Hydrate Formation and Loss Using DVS | Request a copy
Application Note 59: Investigation of Channel Hydrate Formation and Loss Using the DVS | Request a copy
Application Note 03: Polymorphism in Spray Dried Lactose | Request a copy
Application Note 503: Investigating Dried Milk Powders Using Optical Microscopy at Different Humidity Conditions
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Application Note 29: Moisture Desorption of Creams and Calculations | Request a copy
Application Note 52: Vapor Permeability of Porous Materials using Payne Diffusion Cell | Request a copy
Application Note 39: Measuring Moisture Sorption and Diffusion Kinetics on Proton Exchange Membranes Using the DVS
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Application Note 51: Gas Capture and Vapor Separation by Microporous Materials | Request a copy
Application Note 504: Water Vapor Induced Mesoporous Structure Collapse Observed by GenRH with Mcell and FT-IR
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Application Note 14: Moisture Sorption of Activated Carbon | Request a copy
Application Note 21: Moisture Sorption on Tobacco of Various Origins | Request a copy
Application Note 57: Characterization of Wheat Straw for Bio-fuel Application
Application Note 505: Identifying Structural Changes in the Protein Collagen Using Humidity Generation and FT-IR
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Application Note 09: Measuring the Moisture Sorption of Kinetics of Cements using DVS | Request a copy