MULTIPLE MELTING IN NYLON 1010

FU Shuren; CHEN Taoyung

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MULTIPLE MELTING IN NYLON 1010

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- MULTIPLE MELTING IN NYLON 1010
- Vol. 1, Issue 2, Pages: 145-151(1983)
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FU Shuren, CHEN Taoyung. MULTIPLE MELTING IN NYLON 1010[J]. 1983, 1(2): 145-151.
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FU Shuren, CHEN Taoyung. MULTIPLE MELTING IN NYLON 1010[J]. 1983, 1(2): 145-151. DOI：

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Multiple melting behavior of nylon 1010 has been investigated by using DSC instrument. Effects of partial scanning

partial scanning and annealing

heating rate

cooling rate and stepwise annealing on the melting curve were studied. Experimental results indicate that the sample undergoes a process of continuous melting and recrystallization during DSC scanning. Nylon 1010 contains a distribution of crystallites of different degrees of perfection which is strongly dependent on its previous thermal history. From the structural reorganization point of view

the origin of double and multiple peaks of the melting curve is explained.

Abstract

Multiple melting behavior of nylon 1010 has been investigated by using DSC instrument. Effects of partial scanning

partial scanning and annealing

heating rate

the origin of double and multiple peaks of the melting curve is explained.

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