Chun-zhu Yan, Lin Guo, Hai-bo Chang, et al. INDUCED CRYSTALLIZATION BEHAVIOR OF POLY(ETHYLENE ADIPATE) BY HIGHLY ORIENTED POLYETHYLENE[J]. Chinese Journal of Polymer Science, 2013, 31(8): 1173-1182.
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Chun-zhu Yan, Lin Guo, Hai-bo Chang, et al. INDUCED CRYSTALLIZATION BEHAVIOR OF POLY(ETHYLENE ADIPATE) BY HIGHLY ORIENTED POLYETHYLENE[J]. Chinese Journal of Polymer Science, 2013, 31(8): 1173-1182.DOI: 10.1007/s10118-013-1292-x.
INDUCED CRYSTALLIZATION BEHAVIOR OF POLY(ETHYLENE ADIPATE) BY HIGHLY ORIENTED POLYETHYLENE
The crystallization behavior of poly(ethylene adipate) (PEA) on highly oriented high-density polyethylene (PE) substrate both from solution and isotropic melt was studied by means of optical microscopy
differential scanning calorimetry
atomic force microscopy and electron diffraction. The results show that the PE influences the crystallization of PEA strongly
which results in an epitaxial growth of PEA with well ordered structure. At the boundary of the PE substrate
a transcrystalline PEA layer is observed. Fine structural observation illustrates that the PEA grows on the PE substrate in edgeon lamellae with fixed orientation. Electron diffraction demonstrates that the epitaxial organization of PEA on PE occurs with both polymer chains parallel
which leads to the (00
l
) PEA diffractions inclined ±23.5° to the chain direction of PE crystals. Combining the real space morphological observation and electron diffraction results
it is concluded that the epitaxial PEA edge-on lamellae are folded in the {00
l
} lattice planes.
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