1963
DOI: 10.1002/macp.1963.020600112
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Polyoxymethylene from trioxane by solid state polymerization: A case of twinning in a synthetic polymer

Abstract: The products obtained by sublimation or radiation of trioxane by high energy radiations have been examined by X-ray diffraction analysis.It has been possible to demonstrate that they consist of twinned crystals of hexagonal polyoxymethylene. By using rotating and WEISSENBERG photographs, the geometric correlations between the elements of the twins have also been definitely established. ZUSAMMENFASSUNG:Durch Analyse von Rontgendiagrammen werden die Produkte uutersucht, die bei Sublimation oder Bestrahlung von T… Show more

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“…The high degree of crystallographic and morphologic order of the polymer, and its specific orientation relation with the parent monomer crystals (Carazzolo et al 1963, Staudinger et al 1927, Kohlschutter 1930 Kohlschutter and Sprenger 1932), though in principle compatible also with an epitactic mechanism, are consistent with this conclusion.…”
Section: Morphologysupporting
confidence: 82%
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“…The high degree of crystallographic and morphologic order of the polymer, and its specific orientation relation with the parent monomer crystals (Carazzolo et al 1963, Staudinger et al 1927, Kohlschutter 1930 Kohlschutter and Sprenger 1932), though in principle compatible also with an epitactic mechanism, are consistent with this conclusion.…”
Section: Morphologysupporting
confidence: 82%
“…Hammick and Boeree (1922) were the first to describe how sublimation of dry trioxane in vacuum produced a new ' polymeride ' of formaldehyde :…”
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confidence: 99%
“…12,13 The thusobtained POM samples contained some portions of twin structures. 13,20,21 These twin structures could be erased almost perfectly by heating the original sample at 170 C for 5 h. In case of POM-h 2 , the sample was relatively easily thermally decomposed and it became thinner after a long heat treatment. In contrast, the POM-d 2 was found to keep the original size relatively stably even when heated up to high temperature.…”
Section: Samplesmentioning
confidence: 84%
“…It polymerizes in the solid state during or after irradiation by x-rays Hayashi 1961, 1962, Okamura et d. 1962, Busetti et ul. 1962, 1963, Carazzolo et al 1963, Lando et al 1962, Hayashi et al 1964, Pshezhetskii et al 1964, Nauta 1965 van der Heijde et al 1965). Not merely in the radiation-induced polymerization, which definitely requires crystalline monomer, but also in the spontaneous reaction and even in the acid-catalysed polymerization, monomer crystallinity appears to be unusually important (Celanese Cory).…”
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confidence: 93%