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Chemistry | |
5 mm | |
< 100 µm | |
1-5 ml | |
For small sample amounts, we recommend using a Mini-Mill PULVERISETTE 23 or a Vibratory Micro Mill PULVERISETTE 0. |
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Mini-Mill PULVERISETTE 23speed setting: 50Hz |
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Equipment: |
15 ml grinding bowl made of tempered steel + 2x 15 mm Ø temp. steel grinding balls |
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2 ml | |
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< 5 mm | |
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4 min | |
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< app. 25 µm | |
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The 15 ml bowl of our Mini-Mill PULVERISETTE 23 can be filled with ~ 3 ml of activated carbon sample.
After 4 minutes of grinding, a fineness of < 25 µm has already been achieved.
Sample is not sticking so far, surfaces appear to be polished. A longer grinding time might still be possible, but the talk of < 100 µm is already reached. The grinding process has been aborted. |
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Vibratory Micro Mill PULVERISETTE 0amplitude: 2,0 mm |
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Equipment: |
mortar and 50 mm Ø grinding ball made of agate |
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5 ml | |
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5 mm | |
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10 min | |
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< 100 µm | |
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Also a grinding with Vibratory Micro Mill PULVERISETTE 0 is possible. With the grinding set of the Vibratory Micro Mill PULVERISETTE 0, also 5 ml can be ground in one batch.
With the lightweight grinding set (because agate uses to have a density of ~ 2,65 g/ml), it took about 10 minutes until the complete sample has been ground to < 100 µm.
We are guessing that a similar sample amount might get ground faster in zirconium oxide (with ~ 5,7 g/ml), steel (5,9 g/ml) or a grinding set made of hardmetal tungsten carbide (~14,9 g/ml).
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