1988
DOI: 10.1016/0032-3950(88)90066-4
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A comparative study of structural processes in the deformation of single-crystal mats and bulk specimens of polyethylene

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“…Microand macrofibrillar slippage contributes primarily t o this process. T h e former is visualized by a change in the shape of the macrofibrils with drawing, distinctly seen in Figure 6 and shown schematically in Figure 8 (the microfibrillar slippage can also be deduced from the observed constancy of the X-ray long period and of the transverse sizes of microfibrils on drawing [10,11,87,88]. T h e latter can be inferred from a comparative analysis of the sample deformation and that of recrystallized spherulites.…”
Section: Micro-and Macrofibrillar Structure In Oriented Polymers and mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Microand macrofibrillar slippage contributes primarily t o this process. T h e former is visualized by a change in the shape of the macrofibrils with drawing, distinctly seen in Figure 6 and shown schematically in Figure 8 (the microfibrillar slippage can also be deduced from the observed constancy of the X-ray long period and of the transverse sizes of microfibrils on drawing [10,11,87,88]. T h e latter can be inferred from a comparative analysis of the sample deformation and that of recrystallized spherulites.…”
Section: Micro-and Macrofibrillar Structure In Oriented Polymers and mentioning
confidence: 99%