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Possibility of deriving kinetic parameters from integrated DTA peaks

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Three DTA peaks (two endo and one exothermic) were replotted in the form of ∑ peak area.Δa, or ∑ peak magnitude,ΔT, as a function of temperature. The integral sigmoid curves were plotted in the form of logg(α) vs. 1/T or log logg(α)/T 2 vs. 1/T. Both of the proposed summation methods gave satisfactory straight lines (F 1 function), characterized by the same activation energies, correlation coefficients and standard deviations. Integration of the peak areas by Simpson's rule resulted in the same values as obtained by the summation procedure. Analysis by the suggested integral method resulted in activation energies that show a logarithmic divergence relative to the magnitude ofE a estimated directly from the DTA peaks.

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Girgis, B.S., Petro, N.S. Possibility of deriving kinetic parameters from integrated DTA peaks. Journal of Thermal Analysis 34, 363–366 (1988). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01913404

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