Which statement is most incorrect regarding thermogravimetric analysis (TGA) of a crystalline sample? TGA can be used to obtain information about thermal stability of crystals. TGA can be used to obtain information about chemical formula of crystals. If no mass change is detected, there is no change in the crystal structure. The mass loss can occur in more than one step (that is, in different temperature range).

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Which statement is most incorrect regarding thermogravimetric analysis (TGA) of a crystalline sample?
TGA can be used to obtain information about thermal stability of crystals.
TGA can be used to obtain information about chemical formula of crystals.
If no mass change is detected, there is no change in the crystal structure.
The mass loss can occur in more than one step (that is, in different temperature range).
Transcribed Image Text:Which statement is most incorrect regarding thermogravimetric analysis (TGA) of a crystalline sample? TGA can be used to obtain information about thermal stability of crystals. TGA can be used to obtain information about chemical formula of crystals. If no mass change is detected, there is no change in the crystal structure. The mass loss can occur in more than one step (that is, in different temperature range).
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