1978
DOI: 10.1002/macp.1978.021791012
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Zur theoretischen deutung der temperaturabhängigkeit der relaxationszeiten von polymeren

Abstract: The free volume theory of Cohen and Turnbull, the results of which are identical with the empirical relationship of Williams, Landel and Ferry (WLF), was compared with the theory of conformational entropy of Adam and Gibbs (AG) using experimental results of measurements of the temperature dependence of the relaxation times of poly(viny1 acetate). In spite of being different in their mathematical form, both theories were found to describe the experiment with similar adequacy. A procedure was also suggested perm… Show more

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“…is the activation energy of the diffusion mechanism and ACP is the discontinuity in the isobaric heat capacity at Tg. The Adam-Gibbs theory, as the free-volume-based equation, was found to successfully describe the diffusion-controlled kinetics of various epoxy-amine systems 34. …”
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“…is the activation energy of the diffusion mechanism and ACP is the discontinuity in the isobaric heat capacity at Tg. The Adam-Gibbs theory, as the free-volume-based equation, was found to successfully describe the diffusion-controlled kinetics of various epoxy-amine systems 34. …”
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“…The method of calculation of T2_vis from reported viscoelastic data on many polymeric systems and based on the theory of Adam and Gibbs21 has been described in detail elsewhere. 22 The system of two equations, namely, eq 1 at T2 in the form SC(T2) = 0 and eq 5 at Tg, was numerically solved for an unknown z and c with the use of Rosenbrock's minimization method. 23 The values of V02 (for T2) and Vft (for Tg) needed for the solution were calculated together with the unknown Eh by solving simultaneously eq 2 and 4.…”
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