AGEING EFFECTS AND THE DEPENDENCE OF MODULUS ON CONCENTRATION IN ISOTATIC POLYSTYRENE/cis-DECALIN GELS.

G. B. McKenna, J. M. Guenet

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Abstract

Results are presented from studies of ageing effects on and concentration dependences for the modulus of isotactic polystyrene/cis-decalin gels. Ageing does not occur in gels formed and aged below 0 degree C. Modulus increases dramatically upon ageing for gels formed and aged at temperatures above 0 degree C. It is also found that formation temperature and ageing do not affect the shape of the modulus-concentration plot, but they do change the magnitude of the modulus. Modulus increases with increasing ageing time and increasing temperature of gel formation.

Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)58-60
Number of pages3
JournalPolymer communications Guildford
Volume29
Issue number3
StatePublished - Mar 1988

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