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Curve fitting glass spectra

Fig. 4.10. Thermal analysis and proton NMR second moment curves of trans-l,4-polybutadiene. The heat capacity for the solid (glass and low temperature crystal form I) have been computed by fitting at low temperature to an approximate skeletal vibration spectrum. The gradual decrease of the second moment of the proton resonance spectrum below T comes mainly from increasing mobility in the amorphous phase, Ref. The melting curve is of an approximately 90% crystalline sample. Ref.. Compare also to Fig. 1.3... Fig. 4.10. Thermal analysis and proton NMR second moment curves of trans-l,4-polybutadiene. The heat capacity for the solid (glass and low temperature crystal form I) have been computed by fitting at low temperature to an approximate skeletal vibration spectrum. The gradual decrease of the second moment of the proton resonance spectrum below T comes mainly from increasing mobility in the amorphous phase, Ref. The melting curve is of an approximately 90% crystalline sample. Ref.. Compare also to Fig. 1.3...

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