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openQCM test of quartz crystal in contact with liquid

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Here we report in detail the verification test of openQCM Quartz Crystal Microbalance in contact with pure water according to the theory based on Kanazawa – Gordon equation

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This entry was posted in Blog and tagged density, Kanazawa Gordon, liquid, openqcm, quartz crystal, quartz crystal frequency, Quartz Crystal Microbalance, viscosity, water on December 1, 2016 by Marco Mauro.

Sweet openQCM Tasting Water Sucrose Solutions

I’d like to share openQCM Quartz Crystal Microbalance frequency behaviour in contact with water solutions at different weight percent of sucrose. Continue reading →

This entry was posted in Blog and tagged density, education, experiment, frequency, frequency decrease, linear fit, liquid, mass, mass percent, open access, Open Hardware, Open Source, peristaltic pump, pressure, pump, QCM, R-square, solution, sucrose, suface, viscosity, water, water sucrose solution, weight on June 8, 2015 by Marco Mauro.

openQCM frequency stability of quartz crystal microbalance in typical experimental conditions

We are now testing the performances of two different openQCM devices in the most typical experimental conditions in order to measure the frequency stability of the open source quartz crystal microbalance. Continue reading →

This entry was posted in Blog and tagged air, AT-cut quartz crystal, crystal, data, data processing, data visualization, drift, drift frequency, experiment, experimental conditions, flow rate, fluid, frequency, frequency stability, Knazawa Gordon, liquid, load capacitance, Open Hardware, open science, Open Source, openqcm, peristaltic pump, QCM, quartz, Quartz Crystal Microbalance, resonator, scientific device, temperature, temperature sensor, testing, water on May 26, 2015 by Marco Mauro.

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