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X-Ray Scattering Data as Criteria for Complete Stabilization

The diffraction of X-rays by crystalline matter is described by the Bragg relationship [Pg.29]

For a given wave length (generally Cu Ka radiation, with A = 156 pm), the sinus of the angle of diffraction 0 is the smaller, the larger is the separation d of the diffracting lattice planes. [Pg.29]

PAN fibers give a typical wide angle diffractogram, which undergoes characteristic changes during stabilizing heat treatment of the fiber (Uchida ). Fig. 10 shows [Pg.29]

Uchida has attributed the new reflection to the sheet-like structure of arromatized [Pg.30]

Although AI values may be useful to estimate the progress of the oligomerization of the nitrile groups and the subsequent oxidation and dehydrogenation processes, they cannot be recommended as a criterion for optimum stabilization, unless a careful investigation has been made as to which lA value is actually optimum for a particular precursor. AI values close to unity may easily be obtained by prolonged heat treat- [Pg.30]


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