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New Series of Educational Videos on the Science of Materials Characterization

Apr 11 2011

Micromeritics has begun producing an ongoing series of short educational videos. Of interest to scientists, researchers, laboratory technicians, and students alike, this video series will cover various topics focusing on the science of material characterization.

The initial video in this series is titled 'Fundamentals of Adsorption Measurement - Free Space 101'. Jeff Kenvin, Group Leader of Micromeritics Scientific Services Staff, explains the three popular methods of free space measurement and why Static Level Control is the most stable and accurate of the three.

This video can be viewed on Micromeritics YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/micromeritics or by linking directly to the video at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vgZ9xlFNUoA

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