Expertise in the Physical Characterisation of Materials
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MCA Services Unit 1A Long Barn, North End, Meldreth, Cambridgeshire SG8 6NT UK
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Mercury Porosimetry Mercury   porosimetry   provides   a   wealth   of   information   for   the   understanding   of   any   porous   material   within   the   0.003   -   ~600   micron   pore   size range   (the   upper   limit   depends   on   the   nature   of   the   material).   The   technique   is   applicable   to   almost   any   solid   form;   we   have   decades   of experience   in   studying   solids,   granules,   powders,   fibers   and   papers   of   a   huge   range   of   materials   from   many   industries.      Pore   size,   pore volume   and   pore   area   often   critically   influence   the   performance,   efficiency   and   functionality   of   a   material,   for   example   in   fields   of   catalysts, pharmaceuticals,   battery   materials   and   electrodes,   geological   specimens   etc.   Knowledge   of   porous   characteristics   is   therefore   imperative   to the full understanding of the material and its function.  Key Information: Pore size, volume and area distributions Covers the pore size range of ~600 microns to 0.003 microns Application to almost any solid material Pore volume and pore area values Average pore size by three calculations Additional calculation of bulk and skeletal density Additional calculation of volume porosity Powerful and comprehensive reporting options and formats Extension to measure permeability, tortuosity and compressibility Mercury    porosimetry    is    an    exceptionally    powerful    technique    for    studying    materials    with    meso-    and    macro-    porosity.    Using    the    latest Micromeritics   AutoPore   V   instrument   we   are   able   to   offer   a   comprehensive   list   of   flexible   analytical   options.   Combined   with   our   decades   of experience,   we   are   able   to   recommend   and   tailor   analyses   to   suit   your   materials   and   their   function   as   well   as   provide   input   to   data interpretation so that you gain the most information. More information and a demonstration is given on our YouTube  channel. Key Options: Mercury Porosimetry Intrusion Cycle Mercury Porosimetry Intrusion Cycle with Bulk & Skeletal Density and Porosity Measurement Mercury Porosimetry Intrusion & Extrusion Cycles Mercury Porosimetry Intrusion & Extrusion Cycles with Bulk & Skeletal Density and Porosity Measurement   (Intrusion & Extrusion Cycle) Mercury Porosimetry with Permeability and Tortuosity Measurement Mercury Porosimetry with Compressibility Measurement For materials of smaller pore sizes our gas adsorption options are applicable. Alternatively, the two techniques may be combined to provide a pore size distribution throughout the range of pore sizes.   In addition to our standard reports, we can generate more specialised reports pertinent to porosimetry analysis. For convenience the units of pore size and pore volume can be changed to include nm and Angstroms as required. A standard set of specimen data is available on request in PDF format.
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Expertise in the Physical Characterisation of Materials
MCA Services Unit 1A Long Barn, North End, Meldreth, Cambridgeshire SG8 6NT UK
01763 262333
© MCA Services
Mercury Porosimetry Mercury    porosimetry    provides    a    wealth    of    information    for    the understanding   of   any   porous   material   within   the   0.003   -   ~600   micron pore    size    range    (the    upper    limit    depends    on    the    nature    of    the material).   The   technique   is   applicable   to   almost   any   solid   form;   we have   decades   of   experience   in   studying   solids,   granules,   powders, fibers   and   papers   of   a   huge   range   of   materials   from   many   industries.     Pore   size,   pore   volume   and   pore   area   often   critically   influence   the performance,   efficiency   and   functionality   of   a   material,   for   example   in fields   of   catalysts,   pharmaceuticals,   battery   materials   and   electrodes, geological    specimens    etc.    Knowledge    of    porous    characteristics    is therefore   imperative   to   the   full   understanding   of   the   material   and   its function.  Key Information: Pore size, volume and area distributions Covers the pore size range of ~600 microns to 0.003 microns Application to almost any solid material Pore volume and pore area values Average pore size by three calculations Additional calculation of bulk and skeletal density Additional calculation of volume porosity Powerful and comprehensive reporting options and formats Extension to measure permeability, tortuosity and compressibility Mercury    porosimetry    is    an    exceptionally    powerful    technique    for studying   materials   with   meso-   and   macro-   porosity.   Using   the   latest Micromeritics     AutoPore     V     instrument     we     are     able     to     offer     a comprehensive   list   of   flexible   analytical   options.   Combined   with   our decades   of   experience,   we   are   able   to   recommend   and   tailor   analyses to   suit   your   materials   and   their   function   as   well   as   provide   input   to data    interpretation    so    that    you    gain    the    most    information.    More information and a demonstration is given on our YouTube  channel. Key Options: Mercury Porosimetry Intrusion Cycle Mercury Porosimetry Intrusion Cycle with Bulk & Skeletal Density and Porosity Measurement Mercury Porosimetry Intrusion & Extrusion Cycles Mercury Porosimetry Intrusion & Extrusion Cycles with Bulk & Skeletal Density and Porosity Measurement   (Intrusion & Extrusion Cycle) Mercury Porosimetry with Permeability and Tortuosity Measurement Mercury Porosimetry with Compressibility Measurement For   materials   of   smaller   pore   sizes   our   gas   adsorption   options   are applicable.    Alternatively,    the    two    techniques    may    be    combined    to provide   a   pore   size   distribution   throughout   the   range   of   pore   sizes.      In   addition   to   our   standard   reports,   we   can   generate   more   specialised reports   pertinent   to   porosimetry   analysis.   For   convenience   the   units of   pore   size   and   pore   volume   can   be   changed   to   include   nm   and Angstroms   as   required.   A   standard   set   of   specimen   data   is   available on request in PDF format.
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