The application of DSC to the study of phase segregation during the thermal cycling of para-dihalosubstituted derivatives of benzene and their alloys

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Calorimetric techniques are most commonly used in our research into organic compounds and their alloys, both for the initial characterization of the products and for the determination of phase diagrams that may be established. They are equally useful for the cycling of materials used for energy storage by latent heat, and for the study of their behaviour. This paper also demonstrates the use of the DSC technique to study the homogeneity of these materials when they are subjected to continuous thermic cycling.