THE EFFECT OF POLAR ADDITIVES ON THE γ RADIATION INDUCED POLYMERIZATION OF STYRENE*

ZHANG Xujia; HA Hongfei; WU Jilan; WEI Genshuan

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THE EFFECT OF POLAR ADDITIVES ON THE γ RADIATION INDUCED POLYMERIZATION OF STYRENE*

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- THE EFFECT OF POLAR ADDITIVES ON THE γ RADIATION INDUCED POLYMERIZATION OF STYRENE*
- Vol. 12, Issue 1, Pages: 22-27(1994)
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  1.   Department of Technical Physics
  2.   Peking University
  3.   Beijing 100871
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  CLC： O631.3
- Published：20 March 1994
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[1]张旭家,哈鸿飞,吴季兰,魏根栓.THE EFFECT OF POLAR ADDITIVES ON THE γ RADIATION INDUCED POLYMERIZATION OF STYRENE[J].Chinese Journal of Polymer Science,1994,{4}(01):22-27.

ZHANG Xujia, HA Hongfei, WU Jilan, et al. THE EFFECT OF POLAR ADDITIVES ON THE γ RADIATION INDUCED POLYMERIZATION OF STYRENE*[J]. 1994, 12(1): 22-27.
[1]张旭家,哈鸿飞,吴季兰,魏根栓.THE EFFECT OF POLAR ADDITIVES ON THE γ RADIATION INDUCED POLYMERIZATION OF STYRENE[J].Chinese Journal of Polymer Science,1994,{4}(01):22-27. DOI：

ZHANG Xujia, HA Hongfei, WU Jilan, et al. THE EFFECT OF POLAR ADDITIVES ON THE γ RADIATION INDUCED POLYMERIZATION OF STYRENE*[J]. 1994, 12(1): 22-27. DOI：

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The γ induced polymerization of styrene in the presence of polar additives such as tributylphosphate

triethyl amine and ethanol was studied at dose rate of 5.0×10

eV/ml. min. The re-sult shows that radiation induced polymerization of styrene was sensitized by the three kinds ofadditives at the approximate same rate and the experimental results were in agreement with thetheoretical calculation of WAS equation. The cause of sensitization is due to the proton transfer.

Abstract

The γ induced polymerization of styrene in the presence of polar additives such as tributylphosphate

triethyl amine and ethanol was studied at dose rate of 5.0×10

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