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Bullvalene is a fluxional molecule capable of adopting numerous conformations spontaneously; just like a Rubik's Cube. In this paper, we explore the incorporation of bullvalene into the backbone of a highly rigid conjugated polymer semiconductor and observe that the inherent fluxionality reduces average crystallite size.
Shine H. Huang +7 more
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Rheology-Guided PHB/PBAT/MgO Nanocomposites for FDM Printing with Balanced Mechanical and Degradation Performance. [PDF]
Ortiz EA, Hance MT, Barati A.
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Crust‒mantle interaction and fluid evolution in the Arabian‒Nubian Shield: evidence from Abu Aqarib A-type granites, Eastern Desert of Egypt. [PDF]
El-Shafei SA +3 more
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Accelerating polycaprolactone degradation through bottlebrush architecture.
Garcia J +8 more
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Macromolecules, 2002
It is known that the determination of the equilibrium melting temperatures of polymers which show recrystallization during heating is a difficult problem. This is mainly due to the difficulty encountered in determining the melting temperature of the initial lamellae which exist before recrystallization takes place.
Mahmoud Al-Hussein, G Strobl
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It is known that the determination of the equilibrium melting temperatures of polymers which show recrystallization during heating is a difficult problem. This is mainly due to the difficulty encountered in determining the melting temperature of the initial lamellae which exist before recrystallization takes place.
Mahmoud Al-Hussein, G Strobl
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Polymer, 1990
Abstract Empirical prior rules in melting temperature, Tm, maximum crystallization temperature, Tcmax, at which crystal growth rate is maximum, and glass transition temperature, Tg, were investigated to find a phenomenological and theoretical background. Relationships among Tm, Tcmax and Tg were formulated as T cmax T m = C (C +
Norimasa Okui
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Abstract Empirical prior rules in melting temperature, Tm, maximum crystallization temperature, Tcmax, at which crystal growth rate is maximum, and glass transition temperature, Tg, were investigated to find a phenomenological and theoretical background. Relationships among Tm, Tcmax and Tg were formulated as T cmax T m = C (C +
Norimasa Okui
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