Light‐scattering studies on solutions of cellulose in the ammonia / ammonium thiocyanate solvent system. II. Quasielastic light‐scattering and liquid crystal study

Light‐scattering studies on solutions of cellulose in the ammonia / ammonium thiocyanate solvent system. II. Quasielastic light‐scattering and liquid crystal study
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氨/硫氰酸铵溶剂体系中纤维素溶液的光散射研究 II。

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1991
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J. Cuculo
J. Cuculo
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A. D. Groot;D. Guinnup;M. Thiel;J. Cuculo

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This is the second part of a two–part study of the NH3NH4SCN cellulose solvent system. Quasielastic light scattering was used to determine the diffusion coefficients of cellulose in solution and the effective hydrodynamic radius of the dissolved molecules. Additionally, the system was studied using light microscopy to determine the minimum critical volume fraction or liquid crystal formation. Very little change was found in the diffusion coefficients with change in cellulose concentration indicating little interaction between the chains in solution. Values of 7.69 and 2.66 × 108 cm2/s were measured for samples having a degree of polymerization of 153 and 969. The value of the coefficient relating the hydrodynamic volume to the radius of gyration was found to be in the range of 0.33 to 0.53, indicating an extended coil conformation according to the Kirkwood-Riseman theory. The minimum critical volume fractions necessary for liquid crystal formation, υ2′ were 0.039, 0.038, and 0.048 for the three solvent compositions studied. The values calculated for υ2′ based on the measured persistence lengths were much larger than the predicted values, indicating strong deviation from theory or possible aggregation in the system.