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Reentry model, polymer chain folding

Figure 5.7 Illustration of the chain-folding models, (a) A regular adjacent reentry model, (b) a random reentry model, and (c) a cluster model consisting of the mixed structures of (a) and (b). (From Reference 46 with permission from the Society of Polymer Science, Japan). Figure 5.7 Illustration of the chain-folding models, (a) A regular adjacent reentry model, (b) a random reentry model, and (c) a cluster model consisting of the mixed structures of (a) and (b). (From Reference 46 with permission from the Society of Polymer Science, Japan).
Physical Properties. All polyethylene above 0.86 g/cm density is semicrystalline. The basic crystalline structure for most commercial LLDPE is chain-folded lamellae (Fig. 7). The body of the crystal consists of polymer backbone segments, and the surfaces are a collection of chain folds, loose cilia, and tie chains (chains incorporated into more than one crystal). When crystallized isothermally, it has been foimd that 95% of the lamellae in a given sample are within 5% of the same thickness (10). There is some debate over the mechanism of chain folding and of the subsequent fold loops. The most likely model includes adjacent reentry, loose adjacent reentry, and nonadjacent reentry. Short-chain branch length... [Pg.2907]

The result was a type of block copolymer with alternating epoxy and double-bonded segments. NMR analyses showed that for the two samples studied the chain-folded portion was about 2.4 and 3 mers thick, whereas the stems were 15.2 and 40.8 mers thick, respectively. Since the number of mer units to complete the tightest fold in this polymer has been calculated to be about three (51), the NMR study strongly favors a tight adjacent reentry fold model for single crystals. [Pg.291]

FIGURE 11.5 Schematics of possible chain morphology in a single polymer crystal (a) regular folding with adjacent reentry of chains, (b) switchboard model with random reentry of chains. [Pg.290]

The Folded-Chain Model This led to the folded-chain model, illustrated in Figure 6.10 (41). Ideally the molecules fold back and forth with hairpin turns. W ile adjacent reentry has been generally confirmed by small-angle neutron scattering and infrared studies for single crystals, the present understanding of bulk crystallized polymers indicates a much more complex situation (see below). [Pg.258]

This folded-chain model has been well substantiated for single polymer crystals. The lamellae are about 50-60 carbon atoms thick, with about five carbon atoms in a direct reentry fold. The atoms in a fold, whether direct or indirect reentry, can never be part of a crystal lattice. [Pg.55]


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