STUDIES ON THE CHAIN STRUCTURAL EFFECT OF PVDF AND VDF (52)/TrFE(48) COPOLYMER BY MEANS OF THE METHOD OF DIELECTRIC RELAXATION*
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STUDIES ON THE CHAIN STRUCTURAL EFFECT OF PVDF AND VDF (52)/TrFE(48) COPOLYMER BY MEANS OF THE METHOD OF DIELECTRIC RELAXATION*
Vol. 12, Issue 1, Pages: 12-21(1994)
Affiliations:
1. Department of Materials Science and Engineering
2. University of Science and Technology of China
3. Hefei 230026
4. Department of Chemistry
5. Science University of Tokyo
6. Japan
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CLC:O631.3
Published:20 March 1994
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[1]张兴元,FURUKAWA,Takeo.STUDIES ON THE CHAIN STRUCTURAL EFFECT OF PVDF AND VDF (52)/TrFE(48) COPOLYMER BY MEANS OF THE METHOD OF DIELECTRIC RELAXATION[J].Chinese Journal of Polymer Science,1994,{4}(01):12-21.
ZHANG Xingyuan, FURUKAWA, Takeo. STUDIES ON THE CHAIN STRUCTURAL EFFECT OF PVDF AND VDF (52)/TrFE(48) COPOLYMER BY MEANS OF THE METHOD OF DIELECTRIC RELAXATION*[J]. 1994, 12(1): 12-21.
[1]张兴元,FURUKAWA,Takeo.STUDIES ON THE CHAIN STRUCTURAL EFFECT OF PVDF AND VDF (52)/TrFE(48) COPOLYMER BY MEANS OF THE METHOD OF DIELECTRIC RELAXATION[J].Chinese Journal of Polymer Science,1994,{4}(01):12-21.DOI:
ZHANG Xingyuan, FURUKAWA, Takeo. STUDIES ON THE CHAIN STRUCTURAL EFFECT OF PVDF AND VDF (52)/TrFE(48) COPOLYMER BY MEANS OF THE METHOD OF DIELECTRIC RELAXATION*[J]. 1994, 12(1): 12-21.DOI:
STUDIES ON THE CHAIN STRUCTURAL EFFECT OF PVDF AND VDF (52)/TrFE(48) COPOLYMER BY MEANS OF THE METHOD OF DIELECTRIC RELAXATION*
Through improvements on a fully commercial and automatic system measuring frequency andtemperature spectra of the complex elastic
dielectric
and piezoelectric constants of polymerfilms
the precision for measuring complex dielectric constants achieved 2‰ from original 1%.The complex dielectric constants of PVDF
VDF (95 )/VF (5)
VDF (52)/TrFE (48) and VDF(47. 5)/TrFE(47. 5)/HeFP (5) over a range of-120-140℃
10-2-10
4
Hz were measured bythe described system. The diminution of chain regularity due to 5mol% vinyl fluoride in the chainof PVDF led to disappearing of α-relaxation and increase in T
g
(3℃) of VDF (95)/VF (5).Because of the spatial impediment of 5mol% HeFP in copolymer chain
the Curie point of VDF(52)/TrFE(48) decreased by 30℃ and T
g
by 3℃. The behavior of dielectric relaxation indicatedthat 5mol% vinyl fluoride and HeFP made the relaxation strength of noncrystalline regionreduced
the activation energy of local relaxation increased and the relaxation time prolonged respectively.
Abstract
Through improvements on a fully commercial and automatic system measuring frequency andtemperature spectra of the complex elastic
dielectric
and piezoelectric constants of polymerfilms
the precision for measuring complex dielectric constants achieved 2‰ from original 1%.The complex dielectric constants of PVDF
VDF (95 )/VF (5)
VDF (52)/TrFE (48) and VDF(47. 5)/TrFE(47. 5)/HeFP (5) over a range of-120-140℃
10-2-10
4
Hz were measured bythe described system. The diminution of chain regularity due to 5mol% vinyl fluoride in the chainof PVDF led to disappearing of α-relaxation and increase in T
g
(3℃) of VDF (95)/VF (5).Because of the spatial impediment of 5mol% HeFP in copolymer chain
the Curie point of VDF(52)/TrFE(48) decreased by 30℃ and T
g
by 3℃. The behavior of dielectric relaxation indicatedthat 5mol% vinyl fluoride and HeFP made the relaxation strength of noncrystalline regionreduced
the activation energy of local relaxation increased and the relaxation time prolonged respectively.
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