SALS AND MORPHOLOGY OF POLYPROPYLENE SPHERULITES

XU Mao; HU Shiru; Richard S. Stein

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- SALS AND MORPHOLOGY OF POLYPROPYLENE SPHERULITES
- Vol. 4, Issue 4, Pages: 341-345(1986)
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- Published：20 December 1986
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XU Mao, HU Shiru, Richard S. Stein. SALS AND MORPHOLOGY OF POLYPROPYLENE SPHERULITES[J]. 1986, 4(4): 341-345.
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XU Mao, HU Shiru, Richard S. Stein. SALS AND MORPHOLOGY OF POLYPROPYLENE SPHERULITES[J]. 1986, 4(4): 341-345. DOI：

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Spherulites of different morphological features have been obtained by varying the cooling rateof polypropylene melts through the crystallization temperature range from 120℃ to 90℃. It wasfound that SALS is very sensitive to the changes of internal structure of the spherulites

and information about their morphological difference can be obtained according to the model theories and statisticaltheories of SALS.

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and information about their morphological difference can be obtained according to the model theories and statisticaltheories of SALS.

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