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Stanford Nano Shared Facilities
Stanford Nano Shared Facilities
Student working in the Soft & Hybrid Materials Facility (SMF).

Soft & Hybrid Materials Facility (SMF)

SMF is dedicated to fundamental research on interfaces found in systems containing polymers and low molecular weight amphiphiles. SMF provides a research facility for analysis and characterization of synthetic polymers, soft materials and polymer devices. The facility is located in the basement of the Shriram Building (Room 099).

Tool Summary

Instrument (for details, please click 'Equipment Description' on left panel)Location
Contact Angle Goniometer: Rame-Hart 290Shriram 099
DLS: Brookhaven Instrument Nanobrook OmniShriram 099
DMA: TA Instrument Q800Shriram 099
DSC: TA Instrument Q2500Shriram 099
RT-GPC: Tosoh Room-temperature EcoSECShriram 099
HT-GPC: Tosoh High-temperature EcoSECShriram 099
HT-TGA/DSC: TA Instrument SDT 650Shriram 099
Mechanical Testing: Instron 5565Shriram 099
Microscopy: Nikon LV100Shriram 099
Oxygen Plasma Cleaner: Diener PicoShriram 099
Particle Analysis: NovaTouchShriram 099
Particle Analysis: Autosorb iQ3Shriram 099
Profilometer: Bruker Dektak XT-AShriram 099
Rheometer: TA Instrument ARES-G2Shriram 099
Rheometer-DMA with air-chiller: TA Instrument ARES-G2Shriram 099
RheosenseShriram 099
Small-volume viscometer: Rheosense mVROCShriram 099
Spectroscopy: Agilent Cary 6000i UV/Vis/NIRShriram 099
Spectroscopy: Horiba FluoroLog FluorimeterShriram 099
Spectroscopy: Nicolet iS50 FT/IR SpectrometerShriram 099
SPM: Park NX-10Shriram 099
TGA: TA Instrument Q5500Shriram 099

Contact Information

nano-smf-staff@lists.stanford.edu