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Thermal crystallization

As typical examples of crystal-to-crystal thermal reactions, the cyclization of allene derivatives to four-membered ring compounds and the transformation of a racemic complex into a conglomerate complex are described. [Pg.25]

Thermal Properties. The DPP portion of block copolymers crystallizes on heating at 290°C and then melts at 480°C. The DMP portion of block copolymers does not crystallize thermally but can be caused to crystallize by treatment with a suitable solvent, such as a mixture of toluene and methanol the crystallized DMP then melts at 258°C. The glass-transition temperatures of the homopolymers are too close (221°C for DMP, 228° for DPP) to permit observation of separate transitions, either in block copolymers or blends of the homopolymers. [Pg.249]

Fig 24 Induction Period vs Total Dose Data for Irradiated and Unirradiated Ammonium Perchlorate Single Crystals Thermally Decomposed at 227° (Ref 224)... [Pg.88]

DMP homopolymer, unlike that from DPP, does not crystallize thermally, and no evidence of such crystallinity has been observed in thermally... [Pg.458]

Keywords Liquid crystal Mechanical stimuli Phase transition Photoluminescence Stimuli-responsive liquid crystal Thermal stimuli... [Pg.395]

Swenson, C.A. (1999) Heat capacities (1 to 108 K) and linear thermal expansivities (1 to 300 K) of LuH0.i48 single crystals Thermal relaxation effects and pairing transition, Phys. Rev. B 59, 14926-14935. [Pg.233]

In the temperature range 530-660 K in the investigated ZnO crystals, thermally stimulated ionic processes were detected, at the first stage of which (T = 530-630 K) "pure" anionic vacancies disappear and at the second... [Pg.79]

Cr(mesityl)4 4 Dark brown crystals thermally stable... [Pg.793]

Green and Maddock (S3) subsequently found that the retention of chromium-51 in potassium chromate could be increased by heating the neutron-irradiated crystals. Thermal and radiation annealing have since been observed in a nmnber of systems (4, S, 9, 20, 21, 31, 35, 39, 4I, 50, 52, 53, 54, 60, 66, 67, 74, 77, 91). In general, annealing returns a part of the initially separable recoil atoms to the foim of the parent compound. [Pg.281]

The instruments built with AOTFs as monochromators are often connected to fiber optics to obviate problems with polarized light. The instruments are also always designed in such a manner as to stabilize the crystal thermally, as the wavelength emitted per frequency applied is quite temperature sensitive. [Pg.31]

Getsis A, Balke B, Felser C et al (2009) Dysprosium-based ionic Uquid crystals thermal, structural, photo- and magnetophysical properties. Cryst Growth Des 9 4429 437... [Pg.116]

Fig. 4.20. XRD traces of active sample derived from milled glassy iron-zirconium alloy after 20 h (top) and 450 h of activation under 9 bar of a 3 1 mixture of hydrogen and nitrogen at 700 K [4.44], The top inset shows a high-resolution scan over the Fe (222) reflection, which consists of two doublets arising from the CuK /CuK. splitting. The central inset compares the Fe (200) reflection of a sample exposed to in situ activation for 60 h (a) and of a sample crystallized thermally in an inert gas atmosphere (b)... Fig. 4.20. XRD traces of active sample derived from milled glassy iron-zirconium alloy after 20 h (top) and 450 h of activation under 9 bar of a 3 1 mixture of hydrogen and nitrogen at 700 K [4.44], The top inset shows a high-resolution scan over the Fe (222) reflection, which consists of two doublets arising from the CuK /CuK. splitting. The central inset compares the Fe (200) reflection of a sample exposed to in situ activation for 60 h (a) and of a sample crystallized thermally in an inert gas atmosphere (b)...
As shown in the following diagram, given as 4.2.45 on the next page, the overall Verneuil apparatus consists of a sealed hopper to contain the powder, the TORCH itself, a refractory pedestal to hold the growing crystal, and an after-furnace to anneal the crystal. Thermal stability is important in this method because the high temperatures reached may be sufficient to cause decomposition of the material. [Pg.316]

EDPE/PP 1 5 RT vac X 300-1500 Crosslinking, scission, crystallization, thermal analysis, density 5... [Pg.775]


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