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Fragility and glass forming liquids

The fragility plot of Angell is reproduced in Fig 3.20(a) (In rj vs TgIT). However, plots of similar kind using T as an iso-viscosity [Pg.122]

The variation of viscosity close to glass transition temperature itself provides a quantitative measure of fragility. This fragility, F, is given by the reduced activation energy, EjJRTg. [Pg.125]

This representation actually gives the steepness index - a measure of the rapid rise in rj close to Tg. Some typical values of F, determined this way are given in Table 3.6. [Pg.125]

Multiplicity of the energy minima close to Tg in the supercooled state suggested by Angell has not been borne out by experiment and has been discussed by Johari (2000). [Pg.125]

B is from VTF equation and (assumed to be) independent of T. T and T have to be very close in magnitude to give very high fragilities (Table 3.5). Low fragilities are expected when Ep h high. [Pg.127]


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