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Curie point |
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The temperature at which the molecules of a material can be altered when subjected to a magnetic field. In optical material, it is approximately 200 degrees Celsius. See magneto-optic disk. |
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The AS24 automated Curie Point Pyrolyzer for quantitative, automated pyrolysis/gas chromatography of styrene-butadiene and natural rubber in tires is featured in this literature. Since all semiconductor devices are temperature-sensitive and other materials have curie points, measurements at non-ambient temperatures are important for fundamental characterization. Formerly, TGA temperature calibrations could only be performed using time-consuming and relatively inaccurate Curie Point measurements - examining magnetic properties of certain metals while suspended in the heated furnace. |
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