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Polypropylene epitaxial crystallization

Thin polymer films may also be investigated by TEM and high resolution images are obtained for e.g. thin films of liquid crystalline polymers [64]. Usually thin microtome cuts from bulk samples are investigated, but also epitaxial growth of polyoxymethylene on NaCl [152], chain folding of polyethylene crystals [153], epitaxial crystallization of polypropylene on polystyrene [154] or monomolecular polystyrene particles [155] are observed. The resolution is, however, in most cases not comparable to STM. [Pg.387]

Epitaxial Crystallization of Syndiotactic Polypropylene, Isochiral Form II. 28... [Pg.17]

The second and third illustrations of epitaxial crystallization deal with syndiotactic polypropylene (sPP). Syndiotactic polymers are by design susceptible to forming either right-handed or left-handed helices, and are therefore suitable materials in the present context of helical hand selection. [Pg.28]

Fig.6 (a) AFM image of the be contact face of sPP in its antichiral Form I, epitaxially crystallized on p-terphenyl. Note the strict alternation of right- and left-handed helices (helix axis at one o clock). Left-handed helices are better resolved than right-handed helices. Reproduced from [33] with permission (b) Fourier-filtered image of the upper left area of part (a) showing more clearly the right-handed helices that alternate with the left-handed ones. Reproduced from [33] with permission (c) The surface structure of p-terphenyl used as a substrate for the epitaxial crystallization of syndiotactic polypropylene (parts... [Pg.33]

Rickert, S., Baer, E., 1978. Epitaxial crystallization of iso tactic polypropylene on alkali halide surfaces. [Pg.103]

R. Su, K. Wang, Q. Zhang, F. Chen, Q. Fu, N. Hu, E, Chen, Epitaxial crystallization and oriented structure of linear low-density polyethylene/isotactic polypropylene blends obtained via dynamic packing injection molding. Polym. Adv. Technol. 22, 225-231 (2011)... [Pg.150]

F. Rybnikar, M. Kaszonyiova, Epitaxial crystallization of linear polyethylene in blends with Isotactic polypropylene. J. Macromol. Sci. Part B Phys. 53, 217-232 (2014)... [Pg.151]

Stocker, W Magonov, S. N. Cantow, H. J. Wittmann, J. C. Lotz, B. Contact faces of epitaxially crystallized a- and y-phase isotactic polypropylene observed by atomic force microscopy. Macromolecules 1993, 26, 5915-5923. [Pg.270]

Somani RH, Yang L, Zhu L, Hsiao BS (2005) Flow-induced shish-kebab precursor structures in entangled polymer melts. Polymer 46 8587-8623 Sorrentino A, De Santis F, Titomanlio G (2007) Polymer crystallization under high cooling rate and pressure a step towards polymer processing conditions. Lect Notes Phys 714 329-344 Stocker W, Magonov SN, Cantow HI, Wittmann JC, Lotz B (1993) Contact faces of epitaxially crystallized a- and y-phase isotactic polypropylene observed by atomic force microscopy. Macromolecules 26 5915-5923... [Pg.326]

Isotactic polypropylene displays a highly unusual ability to induce epitaxial crystallization of a number of different polymers with their chain axes tilted at large angles, 40—80°, relative to the helix axis direction of the polypropylene substrate. The same polymer shows an epitaxy, i.e. homoepitaxy, at an angle of 80° (Fig. 7.30). The homoepitaxy is responsible for crosshatching, a structure typical of the monoclinic a structure. This feature causes the lamellar branching and the optical complexity, with both positive and negative spherulites, typical of isotactic polypropylene (section 7.4). [Pg.149]

Xu Y, Asano T, Kawaguchi A, Rieck U, Petermann J. Epitaxial crystallization of polyoctenamer on uniaxiaUy oriented polypropylene films. J Mater Sci Lett 1989 8 675-677. [Pg.238]

Petermann J, Xu Y, Loos J, Yang D. Epitaxial crystallization of syndiotactic polypropylene on uniaxiaUy oriented polyethylene. Polym Commun 1992 33 1096-1098. [Pg.238]

Sun Y, Li H, Huang Y, Chen E, Gan Z, Yan S. Epitaxial crystallization of poly (butylene adipate) on highly oriented isotactic polypropylene thin film. Polymer 2006 47 2455-2459. [Pg.238]

Zhang J, Yang D, Thierry A, Wittmann JC, Lotz B. Isochiral form II of syndiotactic polypropylene produced by epitaxial crystallization. Macromolecules 2001 34 6261-6267. [Pg.239]

Lee IH, Schultz JM. Bonding of highly oriented polypropylene sheets by epitaxial crystallization of polyethylene. J Mater Sci 1988 23 4237 243. [Pg.240]

Figure 8.4 The packing of chains in the monochnic, a phase of isotactic polypropylene (odPP). Left as seen in chain axis projection, successive layers parallel to the ac plane (horizontal trace) are made of alternatively right-handed and left-handed helices. Middle and right the succession of different ac faces of odPP encountered as one travels along the +i>-axis direction. The helical hand (curved arrows) as weU as the pattern of methyl groups differs in the two distinct faces. Travelling along the -fo-axis direction, the mirror images of these faces would be observed. The less densely populated face (middle) is involved in epitaxial crystallization. Reproduced from Reference [27]. Figure 8.4 The packing of chains in the monochnic, a phase of isotactic polypropylene (odPP). Left as seen in chain axis projection, successive layers parallel to the ac plane (horizontal trace) are made of alternatively right-handed and left-handed helices. Middle and right the succession of different ac faces of odPP encountered as one travels along the +i>-axis direction. The helical hand (curved arrows) as weU as the pattern of methyl groups differs in the two distinct faces. Travelling along the -fo-axis direction, the mirror images of these faces would be observed. The less densely populated face (middle) is involved in epitaxial crystallization. Reproduced from Reference [27].
Polypropylene exhibits a distinctive bimodal orientation of the unit cells when crystallized from melts undergoing extension. There are crystals whose c-axis is oriented parallel with the fiber axis and a smaller population of crystals whose a-axis is oriented parallel with the fiber axis. For the H-0660 filaments at high stress, Nadella et al. [79] estimate that about 10-20% of the crystals have an n-axis orientation. Anderson and Carr [192] and Clark and Spruiell [198] concluded that the a-axis-oriented crystals were very small and were distributed throughout the sample and perhaps grew epitaxially to the c-axis-oriented crystals. [Pg.211]

The surface structure of pigments crystals enables the epitaxial growth of the polypropylene. [Pg.487]


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