Polydispersity effects on diffusion in polymers: Concentration profiles of d‐polystyrene measured by forward recoil spectrometry
Polydispersity effects on diffusion in polymers: Concentration profiles of d‐polystyrene measured by forward recoil spectrometry
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多分散性对聚合物扩散的影响:通过正向反冲光谱法测量 d-聚苯乙烯的浓度分布
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1986
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E. Kramer
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P. Mills;P. Green;C. Palmstrøm;J. Mayer;E. Kramer
Forward recoil spectrometry is shown to be a useful technique for measuring diffusion of d-polymer chains in h-polymer melts. Concentration profiles of a deuterated diffusing species may be determined with a depth resolution of 80 nm and a sensitivity of 0.1 vol % d-polymer in h-polymer. Consequently diffusion coefficients as small as 10−16 cm2/s can be readily measured. If polymer chains diffuse by a reptation mechanism, the concentration profile o(x) of diffusing polydisperse polymer should be quite different from om(x), the Fickian solution, which one obtains for monodisperse polymer. This idea was tested by measuring o(x) of polydisperse d-polystyrene (d-PS) diffusing into h-PS. The results are in excellent agreement with the o(x) predicted from the reptation model and the experimentally determined molecular weight distribution.