Determinations of Density-Difference and Degree of Crystallinity in Oriented Polyethylene by X-Ray Small-Angle Scattering
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概要
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In a lamellar structure with a density-difference between crystalline and non-crystalline layers, a new method for simultaneous determinations of the degree of crystallinity and the density-difference is proposed. This method utilizes the temperature dependent intensities of X-rays scattered through small angles on the basis of the idea that the temperature dependent parameters of the structure are both the density-difference and the non-crystalline layer-thickness. As an application of the method, drawn and well-annealed polyethylene is examined between -190 and 125℃. The volume-fraction crystallinity or the non-crystalline specific volume is determined as a function of temperature. The glass-like transitions are found at -123, -35 and 28℃. Above 55℃, the partial melting occurs and it is thermally reversible. During premelting, the thermally reversible tilting of the crystalline axis is found.
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- 1976-02-05
著者
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HARA Tetsuhiko
Department of Physics, Faculty of Science, Yamaguchi University
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Hara Tetsuhiko
Department Of Physics Faculty Of Science University Of Kyoto:(present Address) Department Of Physics
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Hara Tetsuhiko
Department Of Science Faculty Of Literature And Science Yamaguchi University
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