Information will be given later.

In the capillary rheometer, the molten material in a heated chamber is poured through a capillary of known diameter and length with the aid of a piston. At constant shear rates, the force or pressure required to push the molten material through the capillary is recorded and the yield curve (apparent viscosity vs shear rate) for the material is determined.

Instrument: Dynisco, LCR-7001

Specifications

General Information

Isotopes are atoms of the same element with the same proton but different numbers of neutrons and, therefore, different masses. Atoms formed by the radioactive decay of other atoms are called radiogenic isotopes. Radiogenic isotopes provide important data about the source and formation processes of substances and are used in radiometric dating.

Instrument: TRITON TI Mass Spectrometer

It is a laboratory operating within the Rock Breaking and Mineral Enrichment Systems Radiogenic Isotope Laboratory. In this laboratory, basically, the crushing and grinding of the samples subjected to radiogenic isotope tests are carried out. It is preferred that the grinding processes of the samples for which isotope tests will be carried out in MERLAB be carried out in our laboratory. Our laboratory is not responsible for any contamination, contamination, or cross-contamination that may arise from the crushing and grinding stages in the samples sent as ground.

Instrument: LECO, CHNS-932

By using a homogeneous and small amount (~2mg) sample with an elemental analyzer, carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen and sulfur elements are analyzed simultaneously.

Sample Requirements

At least 10mg of homogeneous solids and liquids is required.

Applications