1996
DOI: 10.4324/9780203211373
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Antioxidative Stabilization Of Polymers

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“…In addition, the fact that the sample probably contains a small thermal component means that collisions between the condensed and the thermal parts must be taken into account [9,6]. Assuming 1.1), we find an additional correction to κ3 of about 0.35 for the densest sample [20].…”
Section: Circles) the Dashed Line Corresponds To The Best Fit Involvmentioning
confidence: 90%
“…In addition, the fact that the sample probably contains a small thermal component means that collisions between the condensed and the thermal parts must be taken into account [9,6]. Assuming 1.1), we find an additional correction to κ3 of about 0.35 for the densest sample [20].…”
Section: Circles) the Dashed Line Corresponds To The Best Fit Involvmentioning
confidence: 90%
“…It means that the traps can move, similar to the particles. Therefore, as in the mode of autoacceleration, the thermooxidative degradation realizes at the expense of radical reaction, 12 their high mobility supposes that in the case of PAASO the low molecular radicals react. The probable chemical mechanism of formation of such radicals in the case of high-temperature oxidation is discussed in ref.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
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“…However, the next to leading correction of order γ is not relevant since it seems to be related to three-body losses which are not considered here [26]. Hence, up to order √ γ,ñ andm are of the same order and scale as √ γ.…”
Section: Anomalous Effects At T =mentioning
confidence: 99%