|
Inside front cover Pages CO2-CO3 |
|
Editorial Board Page ii |
|
Publisher's Note Page 1 |
|
Curriculum vitae of Wolfgang Hemminger Pages 2-3 G.W.H. Höhne |
|
A thermographic promenade through the Berlin Botanic Garden Pages 4-10 I. Lamprecht, C. Maierhofer, M. Röllig |
|
Size relationship of metabolic rate: Oxygen availability as the “missing link” between structure and function? Pages 20-28 Dominique Singer |
|
DSC studies on organic melting point temperature standards Pages 29-32 E.L. Charsley, P.G. Laye, V. Palakollu, J.J. Rooney, B. Joseph |
|
Redetermination of the thermodynamic properties of the solid–solid transition of adamantane by adiabatic calorimetry to investigate the suitability as a reference material for low-temperature DSC-calibration Pages 33-35 P.J. van Ekeren, A.C.G. van Genderen, G.J.K. van den Berg |
|
4,4′-Azoxyanisole for temperature calibration of differential scanning calorimeters in the cooling mode—Yes or no? Pages 36-40 Heiko K. Cammenga, Karin Gehrich, Stefan M. Sarge |
|
High-speed/high performance differential scanning calorimetry (HPer DSC): Temperature calibration in the heating and cooling mode and minimization of thermal lag Pages 41-54 Geert Vanden Poel, Vincent B.F. Mathot |
|
Verifying the symmetry of differential scanning calorimeters concerning heating and cooling using liquid crystal secondary temperature standards Pages 55-65 Steffen Neuenfeld, Christoph Schick |
|
High pressure differential scanning calorimetry: Aspects of calibration Pages 66-72 J. Ledru, C.T. Imrie, J.M. Hutchinson, G.W.H. Höhne |
|
High pressure–low temperature calorimetry: I. Application to the phase change of mercury under pressure Pages 73-83 F. Dan, J.-P.E. Grolier |
|
Applications of PulseTA® to the investigation of fluorides: An attempt to calibrate HF Pages 84-90 M. Feist, E. Kemnitz |
|
The thermal decomposition of copper(II) oxalate revisited Pages 91-100 Emmanuel Lamprecht, Gareth M. Watkins, Michael E. Brown |
|
Synthesis, structural characterization and thermochemical reactivity of tris(ethylenediamine)zinc tetracyanozincate, a precursor for nanoscale ZnO Pages 101-105 Yanzhi Guo, Rainer Weiss, Roland Boese, Matthias Epple |
|
High temperature mass spectrometric gas-release studies of kaolinite Al2[Si2O5(OH)4] decomposition Pages 106-112 K. Heide, M. Földvari |
|
Formation of N2O during thermal decomposition of d-metal hydrates nitrates Pages 113-116 Andrzej Małecki, Barbara Małecka |
|
Absorption effects of carbon tetrachloride on the structural and thermodynamic properties of copper(II) trans-1,4-cyclohexanedicarboxylate Pages 117-120 Mikako Inoue, Hitoshi Kawaji, Takeo Tojo, Tooru Atake |
|
Crystal growth kinetics in (GeS2)0.2(Sb2S3)0.8 glass Pages 121-127 Daniel Švadlák, Pavla Pustková, Petr Koštál, Jiří Málek |
|
The glass transition of polymer crystals Pages 128-134 Bernhard Wunderlich |
|
Heat capacity of vitreous and crystalline GeSe2 from 2 to 25 K by relaxation calorimetry Pages 135-139 Svein Stølen, Rune Søndenå |
|
Activation energies derived from the pre-glass transition annealing peaks Pages 140-146 Sergey Vyazovkin, Ion Dranca |
|
Stochastic temperature modulation: A new technique in temperature-modulated DSC Pages 147-155 J.E.K. Schawe, T. Hütter, C. Heitz, I. Alig, D. Lellinger |
|
Modulated temperature calorimetry of silver iodide in the presence of microwave radiation Pages 156-160 J.G.P. Binner, D.M. Price, M. Reading, B. Vaidhyanathan |
|
Batch calorimetry with solids, liquids and gases in less than 1 mL total volume Pages 161-167 Donald J. Russell, David Thomas, Lee D. Hansen |
|
Chip calorimeters for the investigation of liquid phase reactions: Design rules Pages 168-175 J. Lerchner, A. Wolf, G. Wolf, I. Fernandez |
|
Heat capacity per unit volume Pages 176-179 Ichiro Hatta |
|
Author index Page 180 |
|
Subject index Pages 181-183 |