1980
DOI: 10.1016/0146-5724(80)90033-3
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Delayed and immediate processes in the radiolysis of hydrocarbon polycrystals

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“…In crystalline short-chain n-alkanes from butane to octane, between 30% -2q), from which q, the average number of cross-links per initial molecule, is obtained. and 50% of dimerization was found to occur immediately, possibly by a non-radical mechanism, at temperatures below 140K [39,103]. This has been deduced from experiments where the irradiated crystals were dissolved in a radical scavenger at temperatures sufficiently low to prevent any combination of trapped radicals before dissolution was completed.…”
Section: Cross-linkingmentioning
confidence: 91%
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“…In crystalline short-chain n-alkanes from butane to octane, between 30% -2q), from which q, the average number of cross-links per initial molecule, is obtained. and 50% of dimerization was found to occur immediately, possibly by a non-radical mechanism, at temperatures below 140K [39,103]. This has been deduced from experiments where the irradiated crystals were dissolved in a radical scavenger at temperatures sufficiently low to prevent any combination of trapped radicals before dissolution was completed.…”
Section: Cross-linkingmentioning
confidence: 91%
“…Much information on radiotysis of shorter alkanes can be found in books by Topchiev [35] and G~iumann and Hoign6 [36], as well as in more recent articles by G~umann et al [37,38], Tilquin, Tilman and Claes [39], F61diak [40], and references therein.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…La contribution de ce mecanisme radicalaire B la formation des PL est fonction de la temperature de la reaction de terminaison radicalaire et de la qualit6 des radicaux; 6 des mecanismes ioniques en cours de radiolyse ( ' ) . La contribution de ce mecanisme radicalaire B la formation des PL est fonction de la temperature de la reaction de terminaison radicalaire et de la qualit6 des radicaux; 6 des mecanismes ioniques en cours de radiolyse ( ' ) .…”
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