objectives
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Pedagogical resources
- Screening of training material
- Handover of training material
- Training led by experts in the techniques required
Target audience
Technicians or engineers in charge of research & innovation, process & industrialisation, production & maintenance, quality control, health, safety & environment, purchasing & supplies …
Program
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Information updated on 08.10.2024
Practical information
- In-company training
- Questionnaire at the beginning and end of the course (Quizzes)
- Attendance sheet
- Duration: 2 days
- PRM and PSH accessibility
- Adaptable to customer needs
- Price on quotation
- No pre-requisites required for this course
- A certificate of completion will be issued at the end of the course.
Our training courses are accessible to people with disabilities. We will offer you solutions for adaptations (e.g. training aids, pace of training, teaching support, etc.) and adjustments to suit your needs.
Your teams need training in the BET technique...
What is the principle of BET surface analysis?
The principle of surface analysis by BET consists in designating the real surface as opposed to the apparent surface. Thus, it represents the total surface per unit of mass and is expressed in m²/g.
Three categories are to be found to classify the various methods of measurements and analysis of specific surface by BET:
- Gas adsorption (i.e. measurement of the number of gas molecules adsorbed in one or more layers on the solid),
- The adsorption in liquid phase (like fatty acids, dyes, …)
- Physical methods (with X-rays, radioactivity, heat of adsorption, …).
Among these three methods of analysis mentioned above, one is described by Brunauer, Emmett and Teller. This is how these three researchers describe the determination by gas adsorption, which is why it is known as the “BET method or technique”. This method is also the most important and widely used.
This well-known BET method determines the amount of gas required to form a monomolecular layer around the solid sample. As the cross-section of the molecules is a specific characteristic for each gas, it is then possible to determine the total surface area of the solid.
FILAB's BET training course...
You want to apply a BET in your laboratory? The competent person(s) are no longer part of your team? Would you like to improve your expertise in the BET method and the use of results?
As an accredited training organization, FILAB supports your teams in the use of the BET specific surface analysis and measurement technique, whatever your sector of activity.
This technique has many applications, particularly in the fields of metallurgy, geochemistry, ceramics, pharmaceuticals, and medicine.
At FILAB, we develop and offer our clients tailor-made training courses, in line with your industrial issues or analytical challenges.
To register for the course or to obtain a quote, please contact us directly by email or telephone.
Training will start within 3 months of acceptance of the agreement.
