2015
DOI: 10.1007/s13367-015-0026-8
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Dynamic viscoelastic properties of polyvinyl chloride with physical aging

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“…While the effects of physical aging on the creep response have been widely studied, much less attention has been paid to the evolution of dynamic viscoelastic properties in physically aging materials. Even so, the effects of physical aging on the dynamic viscoelastic properties have been studied in a number of glassy homo-and copolymers during the past few decades (Kovacs et al 1963;Guerdoux et al 1984;Pixa et al 1985;Cavaille et al 1986;Wang and Ogale 1989;Haidar and Smith 1990;Ricco and Smith 1990;Gillham 1992a, b, Beiner et al 1994b, a;Brennan and Feller III 1995;Delin et al 1996;Alcoutlabi and Martinez-Vega 1999;Araki et al 2001b, a;Araki and Masuda 2001;Drozdov 2001;Drozdov and Dorfmann 2003;Cugini and Lesser 2015;Tian et al 2015). It is noteworthy, however, that to the best of our knowledge, no such investigations have been conducted on small-molecule (non-polymeric) glass-forming liquids.…”
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“…While the effects of physical aging on the creep response have been widely studied, much less attention has been paid to the evolution of dynamic viscoelastic properties in physically aging materials. Even so, the effects of physical aging on the dynamic viscoelastic properties have been studied in a number of glassy homo-and copolymers during the past few decades (Kovacs et al 1963;Guerdoux et al 1984;Pixa et al 1985;Cavaille et al 1986;Wang and Ogale 1989;Haidar and Smith 1990;Ricco and Smith 1990;Gillham 1992a, b, Beiner et al 1994b, a;Brennan and Feller III 1995;Delin et al 1996;Alcoutlabi and Martinez-Vega 1999;Araki et al 2001b, a;Araki and Masuda 2001;Drozdov 2001;Drozdov and Dorfmann 2003;Cugini and Lesser 2015;Tian et al 2015). It is noteworthy, however, that to the best of our knowledge, no such investigations have been conducted on small-molecule (non-polymeric) glass-forming liquids.…”
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“…For the above reasons, quite many scholars have put the epoxy resin adhesive in water at constant temperature, trying to manually speed up the aging process, and disclose the effect of humidity on the adhesive [19][20][21][22][23][24][25]. This approach can indeed reduce the time cost of the experiment.…”
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