Quantitative structure-property relationships glass transition temperature

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Quantitative relationship of chemical structure to physical properties in network polymers has received considerably less attention and study than in the case of thermoplastics. However, in recent years, progress has been made towards elucidation of the quantitative relationships between structure and properties. We have chosen to illustrate the quantitative effect of structural factors on physical properties in four representative areas glass transition temperature, modulus of elasticity, mechanical damping, solvent resistance. 

The structure correct quantitative model is necessary for analytic intercommunication between polymers structure and properties obtaining. As it has been noted above, the cluster model of polymers amorphous state structure will be used with this purpose [106, 107], The notion of local (short-order) order forms the basis of this model and loeal order domains (clusters) relative fraction is connected with glass transition temperature according to the following percolation relationship [107] ... 

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