DSC

MECE 2340 Engineering Materials - DSC Exam and Quiz Questions.
Robert Jones, Ph.D.
Edited By: Jazmin Ley

[applytalkshow]

I am a DSC instrument user and trainer. I highly recommend this video, if you are about to use DSC for polymer studies. Neglect the video quality! believe me, it is worth it!
Thank you for sharing this video!

[prashantadki]

This video is the reason I could quickly and easily understand DSC for my masters project, only lasting for 3 months. Saved my thesis, to be honest!

[mustikaselaseh]

I've been working with dsc for few years.. you got all the points there. It could saved me years of learning by experience if I get to watch this video earlier. Thank u.

[mdsakinulislam]

Excellent discussion on TGA and DSC fundamentals. Thanks a lot to Robert Jones !!!

[JadAzido]

Great video! Regardless of the 3 frames per second framerate

[Organicarivu]

This is very much helpful in learning DSC... This is really awesome video for beginners.

[preciousamaechi]

My notes has become ever full and brimming with information. I think anyone watching this should do so while taking notes.

[aleisha]

Wow, probably one of the most useful lectures i've come cross. Thank you very much!

[bina]

Thank you so much ! That was like 2 hrs worth of 20 mins :D

[sarveshkumargupta]

Such a nice lecture, it clears many doubts which were in my mind.

[muhammadumerfarooq]

Excellent and amazing teaching style...Thanks sir

[jingyaogan]

Very good video and make me get better understanding of DSC

[Manitham-vker]

Thank you, you covered the basic and important points for

[dineshmule]

Excellent explanation. Really helpful. 💯 ❤️

[ayazmubaraka]

I etched this videos many times. Every time I learned domeo

[chetanswaroop]

Very informative!! Many thanks for such a valuable presentation.

[famasymas]

Very good video. Thanks for the explanation Dr. Jones.

[youcef]

Thanks a lot, it's a really helpful video

[garciansmith]

I'm a little confused at around the 6 minute mark. Why would a polymer crystallize as you are heating it up? Don't thinks become more and more amorphous/fluid-like as you heat them up?

[KhaLed-pbpu]

Thanks, but the crystallisation peak example was not very clear... Could you give an example?
You said it goes from an amorphous to a semi-crystalling material with increasing temperature... Does this mean that when heat is applied to starch in its semi-crystalline structure, we will have an EXOthermic reaction??