ON THE MORPHOLOGY OF MELT-CRYSTALLIZED POLYETHYLENE .1. LAMELLAR PROFILES
ON THE MORPHOLOGY OF MELT-CRYSTALLIZED POLYETHYLENE .1. LAMELLAR PROFILES
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熔融结晶聚乙烯的形态 1. 层状剖面
DOI:
10.1098/rspa.1981.0113
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发表时间:
1981-01-01
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通讯作者:
HODGE, AM
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作者:
BASSETT, DC;HODGE, AM
The morphology of melt-crystallized polyethylene has been surveyed, and it has been revealed that all specimens are highly lamellar. Classification of the textures is possible in terms of the lamellar profiles inb-projection, i. e. down the radii of spherulites. For polyethylene crystallized as the orthorhombic phase only three types of lamellar profile have been observed for readily accessible growth conditions. There are ridged sheets of alternating {201} facets, planar {201} sheets and S-shaped sheets which are, to a first approximation, derivable from {201} platelets by shear of the lateral regions displacing {100} parallel toc. It is possible, moreover, to distinguish between the first-forming or dominant lamellae which lay down the framework of the texture and the later-forming or subsidiary lamellae which fill the framework. Dominant lamellae may have ridged, planar or S-shaped profiles but subsidiary lamellae appear only ridged or planar. Ridged dominant sheets form under régime I conditions as a consequence of distinct facets on the growth front. The association of ridges and growth facets indicates regularity in folding. S-shaped sheets are usually dominant in régime II growth. They appear to have been deformed from planar {201} sheets by forces associated with the formation of banded spherulites.