My concern is that if someone having DTA-DSC results for agglomerated fluxes (such as for SiO2,TiO2,Al2O3,MgO,CaO etc. elements present in the welding flux) i.e plot b/w (temp.diff. vs temp. )for DTA and (Heat flow vs. temp.) for DSC for same heating rate suppose 10 deg.cel/min at same conditions like 25 to 900 deg.cel. Then for same thermal conditions for different fluxes (i.e 25 to 900 deg.cel and 10 deg.cel/min heating rate) can we report both these plots in research paper??
Dear Lochan,
Yes, of course you should add both results in your articles.
Both techniques work on similar concept (thermodynamic) but give you different information about your sample. Please read on the basic concepts of both techniques and you will understand better.
Another more simpler way of looking at your question (or similar question for two other techniques) is to look in the published articles.
In your case, you will find thousands of papers that report both DSC and TGA data in the same paper.
Wish you all the best.
Rehan
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