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Meridional peaks

In addition to the crystal forms, X-ray scattering studies indicate that when unoriented PEN fiber was drawn at 120 °C ( 7 g), a mesophase is generated. In this form, the molecular chains are in registry with each other in the meridional direction but not fully crystallized in the equatorial direction. This conclusion was based on the presence of additional meridional peaks not accounted for by the crystal structure obtained by X-ray scattering. The mesophase is a intermediate phase and its existence is strongly dependent upon the processing conditions consequently, it could have implications with respect to the properties of commercially produced fibers and films, since it appears to be stable and not easily converted to the crystalline form, even at elevated temperature [25, 26], The mesophase structures of PET, PEN and poly(ethylene naphthalate bibenzoate) were compared by Carr et al. [27], The phase behavior of PEN and PEN blends with other polymers has also been studied [28-32],... [Pg.344]

Fig. 7. Geometry of a helical structure (A) and the form of its diffraction pattern (B). In (A), the pitch (P) of the helix is like the wavelength of a sine wave. The radius (r) of the helix is like the amplitude of the sinewave. The subunit axial translation (h) is the rise along the helix axis from one monomer to the next. If there is not a whole number of monomers in one turn of the helix (said to be a non-integral helix), then there may be a longer repeat (C). In the case illustrated C = 2P. Dimensions in the helix in (A) have their counterparts in the diffraction pattern illustrated in (B), but dimensions in (B) are reciprocal to those in (A). Meridional reflections occur at positions m/h from the equator, where m is an integer. Each of these positions is the center of a so-called helix cross consisting of layer lines, which are n/P up or down from the meridional peaks, where n is another integer. All of the resulting layers of intensity can be related to orders of 1/C, where C is the repeat of the helix and l is the layer line number. Fig. 7. Geometry of a helical structure (A) and the form of its diffraction pattern (B). In (A), the pitch (P) of the helix is like the wavelength of a sine wave. The radius (r) of the helix is like the amplitude of the sinewave. The subunit axial translation (h) is the rise along the helix axis from one monomer to the next. If there is not a whole number of monomers in one turn of the helix (said to be a non-integral helix), then there may be a longer repeat (C). In the case illustrated C = 2P. Dimensions in the helix in (A) have their counterparts in the diffraction pattern illustrated in (B), but dimensions in (B) are reciprocal to those in (A). Meridional reflections occur at positions m/h from the equator, where m is an integer. Each of these positions is the center of a so-called helix cross consisting of layer lines, which are n/P up or down from the meridional peaks, where n is another integer. All of the resulting layers of intensity can be related to orders of 1/C, where C is the repeat of the helix and l is the layer line number.
Much of the recent work on interference measurements has been specifically aimed at probing crossbridge activity for this reason the main targets for study have been the M3 and M6 meridional peaks. Looking... [Pg.237]

Fig. 23. Plot of the breadth at half height, As, for the main meridional peak at 5-3A" in 5/2(5) calculated from models of the random co-polyester molecule with different levels of conformational disorder giving different... Fig. 23. Plot of the breadth at half height, As, for the main meridional peak at 5-3A" in 5/2(5) calculated from models of the random co-polyester molecule with different levels of conformational disorder giving different...

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