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Gibbs-Adams-DiMarzio

The entropy theory of the glass transition was developed by Gibbs and DiMarzio and by Adams and Gibbs to describe polymeric systems. By mixing the polymer links with holes or missing sites on a lattice to account for thermal expansion as in a lattice gas model, they could determine the entropy of mixing and the configurational entropy of the polymer. They found a second-order transition at a temperature They then pointed... [Pg.467]


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