Past events

Our online seminar series “Sorption World” is aimed at all those interested in sorption worldwide, regardless of which analytical instruments they work with. During the 90-minute seminars, we share our more than 30 years of experience in the application of gas sorption measurements for surface and pore analysis. You can request recordings of the following seminar using the contact form below:

1. Gas adsorption measurements in the lab: What all can go wrong
2. Gas adsorption measurements by use of the right adsorptive parameters
3. Gas adsorption measurements: the use of different adsorptives to characterize micropores
4. Recording of single- and multi-component isotherms using dynamic methods
5. The limits of surface and pore volume characterization
6. Aspects of accurate error analysis for gas sorption studies
7. Investigation of completely new possibilities of sorption measurements with alternative adsorptives
8. New flexibility and accuracy aspects in the next generation sorption analyzer
9. Characterization of catalysts by use of Altamira techniques

In addition to our webinars, we host two major events each year: the “Adsorption Week”, a two-day conference, and the “Community Sorption Meeting”, a one-day online conference. You can request participation in the latter free of charge using the contact form below.

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In-house trainings and seminars on request

We offer various seminars or advanced training courses for you – on request not only digitally but also in-house at your site or at one of our locations, e.g. on the following topics:

• Characterization of suspensions and emulsions: Determination of particle size and zeta potential of concentrated dispersions by acoustic spectrometry
• Characterization of powders I: particle size by dynamic and static light scattering; particle shape by dynamic image analysis
• Characterization of powders II: Macroscopic, physical powder properties; standard-compliant determination of density (pure density, bulk density, tapped density) and flow properties of finely dispersed and porous solids
• Standard-compliant surface and pore analysis: determination of BET surface area and other texture data according to DIN, ISO, and IUPAC regulations
• Micro- and mesopore characterization: Interpretation of measurement data using classical and modern evaluation methods
• Characterization of catalysts: chemisorption, TPx
• Performance of mixture gas adsorption, evaluation of breakthrough curves
• Simulation software 3P sim (fitting of isotherm models to equilibrium data, prediction of mixture equilibria, simulation of breakthrough curves)