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Dear members,
I would be requiring the below listed instruments to analyse my samples.
can any one in the forum provide the necessary information regarding this issue, preferably within India.
it would be of great help for my work.
1. DLS - Dynamic Light Scattering
2. DSC -Differential Scanning Calorimetry
3. FTIR -Fourier Transform Infrared
4. ITC -Isothermal Titration Calorimetry
5. NMR -Nuclear Magnetic Resonance
6. SEM -Scanning Electron Microscopy
7. TG -Thermogravimetric analyses
8. XRD - X-ray diffraction
9. TEM -Transmission electron microscope
with regards,
kirupa.krish
I would be requiring the below listed instruments to analyse my samples.
can any one in the forum provide the necessary information regarding this issue, preferably within India.
it would be of great help for my work.
1. DLS - Dynamic Light Scattering
2. DSC -Differential Scanning Calorimetry
3. FTIR -Fourier Transform Infrared
4. ITC -Isothermal Titration Calorimetry
5. NMR -Nuclear Magnetic Resonance
6. SEM -Scanning Electron Microscopy
7. TG -Thermogravimetric analyses
8. XRD - X-ray diffraction
9. TEM -Transmission electron microscope
with regards,
kirupa.krish
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Permalink Reply by Vidya Nand Singh on -
please inquire at the mail id vidyanand_singh@rediff.com
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Permalink Reply by kirupa krishnan on -
sir,
i would like to know the labs which contains these instruments, so that i can analyse my sample with atleast 5 of the above listed instruments if i am permitted. i would also like to know regarding the fee structure. It would be of great help if anyone in this group provide some information. My samples are nanopowders.
with regards,
kirupa.k
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Permalink Reply by YL. Balachandran on -
Dear kirupa Krishna,
I know where you can hire some of the instrument:
DLS : NCL, Pune
Rather than going for TEM and XRD separately you can do it in the TEM incorporated with EDS
you can find this in
IOP: Bhubaneswar, Orissa
SAIF, IIT Mumbai
Dept Of Physics : IIT Delhi
you can also find some of the instrument mentioned by you in DST SAIF centers
With regards
YL. Bala
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