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Block copolymer scattering intensity from polystyrene

Fig. 48a. Normalized inverse scattering intensity NS l(q, e) observed in the Monte Carlo simulation of a block copolymer model on the simple cubic lattice (see Fig. 44) plotted vs the normalized inverse temperature eN. b Reciprocal structure factor S (q ) -l(cxrcfes, left scale) and q ( squares, right scale) plotted vs temperature for a nearly symmetric diblock copolymer of polystyrene/poly (cis— 1,4) isoprene (Mw = 15 700). Filled symbols refer to cooling, open symbols to heating runs. The straight tine indicates the extrapolation to a spinodal temperature (T,) that occurs above the actual transition temperature (Tmst). where the data show a jump. From Stuhn et al. [323],... Fig. 48a. Normalized inverse scattering intensity NS l(q, e) observed in the Monte Carlo simulation of a block copolymer model on the simple cubic lattice (see Fig. 44) plotted vs the normalized inverse temperature eN. b Reciprocal structure factor S (q ) -l(cxrcfes, left scale) and q ( squares, right scale) plotted vs temperature for a nearly symmetric diblock copolymer of polystyrene/poly (cis— 1,4) isoprene (Mw = 15 700). Filled symbols refer to cooling, open symbols to heating runs. The straight tine indicates the extrapolation to a spinodal temperature (T,) that occurs above the actual transition temperature (Tmst). where the data show a jump. From Stuhn et al. [323],...

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