The discontinuous vacuum stability test (DVST)
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Abstract A method consisting of a modified mercury-free vacuum stability test used in conjunction with gas chromatography and FT-IR spectroscopy has been developed in order to perform a complete gas evolution analysis. This method whose reliability is easily controlled, has the potential of simplicity, low cost of equipment and good accuracy.
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OpenAlex topics: Phase Equilibria and Thermodynamics · Spectroscopy and Laser Applications · Advanced Chemical Physics Studies
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1. Duffield, R. and Macleod, N. 1989. Application of the VST/Gas Chromatography to the Study of Colloidal Propellant Stability. ADPA Symposium. 1989.
2. Nicol, W. R. Jr. 1991. Comparison Study of Vacuum stability Data by Mil Std Method and New Automated System. ADPA Symposium. 1991, San Diego.
3. Benchabane, M. 1991. A Method for Analysis of Gas Evolution Using a Mercury-Free Vacuum Stability Technique, GC, and FTIR. ADPA Symposium. 1991, San Diego.