Thermal analysis and dilatometry of glasses formed under elevated pressure
Thermal analysis and dilatometry of glasses formed under elevated pressure
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高压下形成的玻璃的热分析和膨胀测定
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1974
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B. Wunderlich
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A. Weitz;B. Wunderlich
Densified glasses, formed from the liquid state by cooling at 5°C/hr under elevated pressures of up to 517 MN/m2, were studied by thermal analysis and dilatometry at ambient pressure. The materials studied were polystyrene, poly(methyl methacrylate), phenolphthalein, sucrose, and a 1 : 1 mixture by weight of potassium and calcium nitrate. Enthalpies of the densified glasses were found to be up to 2–6 J/g greater than the enthalpies of the glasses formed at atmospheric pressure. The major enthalpy and volume relaxation on heating the densified glasses was found to be not correlated The upper temperature limit of the glass-transition region remained constant for all glasses cooled at various pressures, while the lower temperature limit of the polymeric glasses decreased up to 55°C with increasing pressure. The interpretation of the data suggests that an additional, significant volume relaxation occurred on depressurization at room temperature for all glasses analyzed.