1965
DOI: 10.1002/pol.1965.100031020
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Glass temperatures of some acrylic polymers

Abstract: Dilatometrically determined glass transition temperatures and thermal expansion coefficients of 47 different polymers, most of them acrylics, are reported. The experimental values are discussed in terms of the effect of side‐chain flexibility, bulkiness, and polarity on the glass transition temperature and are compared with the isofree‐volume theory of the glass transition temperature, as recently set forth by Simha and Boyer. Possible reasons for the poor agreement with this theoretical treatment are discusse… Show more

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“…The latter increased with increasing add on, suggesting that it may be attributed to the grafted poly(BzMA) chains, i.e., to their glass transition temperature. 17 The thermomechanical behavior of untreated wool [ Fig. 5 ( a ) ] was characterized by a slight extension ( õ1% ) from room temperature to about 220ЊC, followed by a sharp contraction peak with a maximum at 242ЊC, preceding the final extension due to the beginning of wool polymer, 17 might be interpreted as a result of a…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…The latter increased with increasing add on, suggesting that it may be attributed to the grafted poly(BzMA) chains, i.e., to their glass transition temperature. 17 The thermomechanical behavior of untreated wool [ Fig. 5 ( a ) ] was characterized by a slight extension ( õ1% ) from room temperature to about 220ЊC, followed by a sharp contraction peak with a maximum at 242ЊC, preceding the final extension due to the beginning of wool polymer, 17 might be interpreted as a result of a…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…17 The changes in physical structure, Beche's line method, using a polarized microscope tensile properties, and thermal behavior, as well under the monochromatic light (Na light), in as surface morphology of poly(BzMA)-grafted standard conditions. wool fibers with different polymer add ons (from Tensile properties were measured in standard 7 to 180%) were studied as a function of the inconditions with a Tensilon UTM-II (Toyo Boldwin creasing add on values.…”
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“…The thermal characterisation of the amphiphilic triblock copolymers was performed by DSC. The T g s of the PDMAE-b-PCH-b-PDMAE amphiphilic triblock copolymers are also reported in the 61,62 The differences could be probably ascribed to the lower molecular weight, since it is well-established that glass transition temperature increases as molecular weight does up to reaching a constant value. 63 The thermograms of the PDMAE-b-PCH-b-PDMAE triblock copolymers as well as their corresponding homopolymers are represented in the Figure 2.…”
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“…2). Les températures de transition vitreuse sont dans les intervalles observés pour de nombreux dérivés méthacryli-ques 12) .…”
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