Temperature rotation onset

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Figure B8.2.1 shows the fluorescence spectra of DIPHANT in a polybutadiene matrix. The h/lu ratios turned out to be significantly lower than in solution, which means that the internal rotation of the probe is restricted in such a relatively rigid polymer matrix. The fluorescence intensity of the monomer is approximately constant at temperatures ranging from —100 to —20 °C, which indicates that the probe motions are hindered, and then decreases with a concomitant increase in the excimer fluorescence. The onset of probe mobility, detected by the start of the decrease in the monomer intensity and lifetime occurs at about —20 °C, i.e. well above the low-frequency static reference temperature Tg (glass transition temperature) of the polybutadiene sample, which is —91 °C (measured at 1 Hz). This temperature shift shows the strong dependence of the apparent polymer flexibility on the characteristic frequency of the experimental technique. This frequency is the reciprocal of the monomer excited-state...

A more direct method of studying rotation is to look for variation in the g or hyperfine (Section III,A,2) tensors as the temperature is changed. For certain peroxy radicals in polymers, considerable changes in the g tensor occur which can be correlated with both the onset of rotation of the polymer chain and also rotation about the C—O bond with increasing temperature (58, 59). Similar changes in the g tensor have been observed for ions formed by irradiation in frozen alcohols (60). Kazusaka et al. (61) have observed changes from an orthorhombic g tensor gt = 2.0266, g2 = 2.0097, g3 = 2.0042 at 77 K to an axial g tensor with gl = 2.007 and g = 2.018 at... 

Differences in sample size and composition can also affect heating rates. In the latter case, this particularly applies when ionic conduction becomes possible through the addition or formation of salts. For compounds of low-molecular weight, the dielectric loss contributed by dipole rotation decreases with rising temperature, but that due to ionic conduction increases. When working under pressure, it is essential to measure pressure. This can be used for reaction control. If pressures fall beyond acceptable upper and lower limits or the rate of pressure rise exceeds a tolerable value, operating software should automatically shut down the machine. In combination with efficient cooling this approach can avoid thermal runaways near their onset. 

Figure 24.5a Change in single-pulse static NMR spectra with temperature for tetramethylammonium dicyanamide. The spectra show line narrowing as the temperature increases, indicating the onset of various rotational modes within the material. The presence of multiple peaks within each spectrum indicates the existence of multiple modes of...

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