TGA TGA measures the changes in weight (loss or increase) and weight change rate with temperature, time, and environment. Thermogravimetric data is crucial for setting appropriate temperature limits for the development of differential scanning calorimetry. Other common uses include the thermal and oxidative stability of materials, moisture and volatile content, composition of multi-component materials, decomposition kinetics and estimated lifespan of products, as well as the impact of reactive or corrosive environments.

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Testing standards
·E1868- Standard Test Method for Loss on Drying by Thermogravimetric Method
·E2008- Standard Test Method for Volatility by Thermogravimetric Analysis
·D6375- Standard Test Method for Determination of Lubricating Oil Evaporation Loss by Thermogravimetric Analysis (TGA) Noack Method
·E1131- Standard Test Method for Thermogravimetric Component Analysis