DEPENDENCE OF THE AVERAGE TRANSVERSAL ON THE LONGITUDINAL DIMENSIONS OF STATISTICAL COILS FORMED BY CHAIN MOLECULES
DEPENDENCE OF THE AVERAGE TRANSVERSAL ON THE LONGITUDINAL DIMENSIONS OF STATISTICAL COILS FORMED BY CHAIN MOLECULES
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DOI:
10.1002/pol.1946.120010505
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发表时间:
1946-01-01
影响因子:
3.4
通讯作者:
KUHN, W
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作者:
KUHN, W
The transversal dimension of the statistical coil formed by a long‐chain molecule in solution or in bulk rubber is independent of the longitudinal dimension, h1, of the coil as long as h1is small compared with the length of the stretched molecule. On the other hand, the lateral dimension of a coil whose longitudinal vector, h1, is oriented in the direction of stretch undergoes a forced contraction during the deformation of bulk rubber. The forced contraction of the transversal dimension is therefore supplying an extra contribution to the entropy change. Its amount has been estimated in earlier work and it influences the numerical factor occurring in the formula connecting the strain‐stretch relation for rubber with the molecular weight of the net fragments.