Determining the Flory-Huggins reaction parameter from the activation energies of the viscous flow of polyvinylchloride solutions

In this review we evaluate many of the experimental techniques for measurement of polymer solvent interaction thermodynamics, placing special emphasis on the interaction between plasticizers and semicrystalline materials. Methods are reviewed for measurement of heat and volume of mixing, Flory-Higgins interaction parameter (chi), virial coefficients, and empirical compatibility measurements. dn dcKc .

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Thermodynamics of PVC—plasticizer interaction: A review

Foss

Shaw

1985

J. Vinyl Addit. Technol.

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Determining the Flory-Huggins reaction parameter from the activation energies of the viscous flow of polyvinylchloride solutions

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Thermodynamics of PVC—plasticizer interaction: A review

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