MHG Literature References to Humidification Applications

The proUmid MHG humidity generators are used world-wide in hundreds of analytical applications around the world to generate an environment controlled relative humidity that enables representative, reliable and reproducible measurement results. Here you will find a selection of references in which the MHGs were used together with analytical instruments and measuring systems for measurements with precisely controlled humidity.

Are you interested in scientific research results to which our sorption analyzers have contributed? Then click here.

  • TGA/DSC Humidity Generator Combinations
    • Mengchun Wu, et al. „Metal- and halide-free, solid-state polymeric water vapor sorbents for efficient water-sorption-driven cooling and atmospheric water harvesting.“ Material Horizons 8, 1518-1527, 2021. DOI

    • Jana Stengler „Thermodynamic and kinetic investigations of the SrBr2 hydration and dehydration reactions for thermochemical energy storage and heat transformation.“ Applied Energy 277, 115432, 2020. DOI

    • M Gaeini, et al. „Characterization of potassium carbonate salt hydrate for thermochemical energy storage in buildings.“ Energy and Buildings 196, 178-193, 2019. DOI

    • JX Xu „High energy-density multi-form thermochemical energy storage based on multi-step sorption processes.“ Energy 185, 1131-1142, 2019. DOI

    • Paul A Kallenberger and Michael Fröba „Water harvesting from air with a hygroscopic salt in a hydrogel–derived matrix.“ Communications Chemistry 1, 2018. DOI

    • D Lie, et al. „Interactions between a phenolic antioxidant, moisture, peroxide and crosslinking by-products with metal oxide nanoparticles in branched polyethylene.“ Polymer Degradation and Stability 125, 21-32, 2016DOI

    • Anupam Khutia, et al. „Water sorption cycle measurements on functionalized MIL-101Cr for heat transformation application.“ Chemistry of Materials 25, 790-798, 2013). DOI

  • Dynamic Mechanical Analysis
    • Hui Peng, et al. „Creep properties of compression wood fibers.“ Wood Science and Technology 54, 1497-1510, 2020. DOI

  • XRPD Humidity Generator Couplings
    • Laura Ritterbach and Petra Becker „Temperature and humidity dependent formation of CaSO4·xH2O (x = 0…2) phases.“ Global and Planetary Change 187, 103132, 2020. DOI

    • Murray B McBride „Oxalate-enhanced solubility of lead (Pb) in the presence of phosphate: pH control on mineral precipitation.“ Environmental Science: Processes & Impacts 21, 738-747, 2019. DOI

    • Caitlin MA McQueen, et al. „Temperature- and humidity-induced changes in alum-treated wood: a qualitative X-ray diffraction study.“ Heritage Science 6, 2018. DOI

    • Sarah Zellnitz, et al. „Crystallization speed of salbutamol as a function of relative humidity and temperature.“ International Journal of Pharmaceutics 489, 170-176, 2015. DOI

    • Dhara Raijada, et al. „Exploring the Solid-Form Landscape of Pharmaceutical Hydrates: Transformation Pathways of the Sodium Naproxen Anhydrate-Hydrate System.“ Pharmaceutical research 30, 280-289, 2013. DOI

  • Raman Spectroscopy
    • PAJ Donkers, et al. „Na2SO4·10H2O dehydration in view of thermal storage.“ Chemical Engineering Science 134, 360-366, 2015. DOI

    • Kirsten Linnow, et al. „Experimental Studies of the Mechanism and Kinetics of Hydration Reactions.“ Energy Procedia 48, 394-404, 2014. DOI

  • FTIR Spectroscopy
    • Lennart Salmén, et al. „Moisture induced straining of the cellulosic microfibril.“ Cellulose 28 , 3347–3357, 2021. DOI

    • Yadong Zhao, et al. „Tunicate cellulose nanocrystals: Preparation, neat films and nanocomposite films with glucomannans.“ Carbohydrate Polymers 117, 286-296, 2015. DOI

    • Jasna S Stevanic, et al. „Arabinoxylan/nanofibrillated cellulose composite films.“ Journal of Materials Science 47, 6724-6732, 2012. DOI

  • Atomic Force Microscopy
    • Qi Chen, et al. „Recovery dynamics of acrylic coating surfaces under elevated relative humidity monitored by atomic force microscopy“ Progress in Organic Coatings 146, 105712, 2020. DOI

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