1973
DOI: 10.1016/0014-3057(73)90020-7
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Cinetique de cristallisation du polylauryllactame

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“…This is a higher value than the n = 1.57 recorded by Chuah for a different grade of Nylon 12 and the value of n recorded for the primary stage of crystallization using the Jeziorny treatment. However, reasonable agreement was achieved between the calculated value of n and that reported by Maneschalchi63 of n = 5.06 for Nylon 12 scanned isothermally. The value of n shows a pronounced difference between the dynamic and quiescent crystallization kinetics, the former yields a slower rate and the value of n can be linked to the growth of a two‐stage process with fibrillar morphology, as discussed by Wunderlich,1 in agreement with the observations drawn from the Jeziorny treatment of the data.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 85%
“…This is a higher value than the n = 1.57 recorded by Chuah for a different grade of Nylon 12 and the value of n recorded for the primary stage of crystallization using the Jeziorny treatment. However, reasonable agreement was achieved between the calculated value of n and that reported by Maneschalchi63 of n = 5.06 for Nylon 12 scanned isothermally. The value of n shows a pronounced difference between the dynamic and quiescent crystallization kinetics, the former yields a slower rate and the value of n can be linked to the growth of a two‐stage process with fibrillar morphology, as discussed by Wunderlich,1 in agreement with the observations drawn from the Jeziorny treatment of the data.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 85%