Spherulites, hardness values

Here, Hsph is the hardness value of the spherulites, i a is the hardness of the amorphous interspherulitic regions, and is the volume fraction of... [Pg.3635]

Here, i/gph is the hardness value of the spherulites, is the hardness of the amorphous interspherulitic regions, and is the volume fraction of crystallized spherulites. During primary crystallization, Hgph remains constant and hardness is directly proportional to the volume occupied by the spherulites (12). The hardness variation in the course of isothermal crystallization of PET and poly(ethylene naphthalene-2,6-dicarboxylate) (PEN) has been shown to follow Avrami law (13,14). [Pg.569]

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