GLASS-TRANSITION TEMPERATURES FOR SIMPLE MOLECULAR LIQUIDS AND THEIR BINARY-SOLUTIONS
GLASS-TRANSITION TEMPERATURES FOR SIMPLE MOLECULAR LIQUIDS AND THEIR BINARY-SOLUTIONS
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DOI:
10.1021/j100513a016
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发表时间:
1978-01-01
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通讯作者:
SARE, EJ
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作者:
ANGELL, CA;SARE, JM;SARE, EJ
Glass transition temperatures have been measured at 20 mol% intervals in 55 binary molecular liquid systems and the results used as a basis for (a) estimating by extrapolations the glass transition temperatures of many common organic liquids which do not vitrify in the pure state and thereby (b) identifying the various structural features of a molecule which collectively determine the magnitude of its Tg. In most cases, simple linear composition dependences are observed for Tg. The thermodynamic significance of dTJdx is discussed. In the case of cyclohexanol Tg estimated for the liquid exceeds the known value of “TJ for the plastic crystal phase by some 10 C. The Tg estimated for CC14 and CHC13 exceed by large intervals the Tg values reported for vapor-depositedamorphous phases of these substances.In recent years there has been increasing utilization, in solutions research, of solvents which fail to crystallize and consequently solidify continuously on cooling (ie, which vitrify). This has been particularly marked in radiation chemistry where the glassy matrix is utilized to trap ra-diolysis products for subsequent EPR or visible spec-troscopic examination and, on subsequent annealing at Tg, to study recombination kinetics. 1 There has also been interest in noncrystallizing solvents in low temperature electrochemical studies2, 3 and in the investigation of structural and dielectric relaxation processes. 4'6 In such studies it is obviously desirable to have available a range of solvents with different annealing points and chemical properties and also some means of predicting the