The macroscopic properties of semicrystalline polymeric materials are remarkably dependent on their microstructure and morphology
2016
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- The macroscopic properties of semicrystalline polymeric materials are remarkably dependent on their microstructure and morphology
- This offers an effective way to tailor the properties of such materials through crystal engineering
- To obtain a particular crystal structure of a polymorphic polymer, proper choice of heterogeneous nucleation agent is frequently used, and highly oriented crystalline materials can be produced through crystallization under shear field
- It should be pointed out that even though special crystallization pathways have been developed to control the individual structure of a semicrystalline polymer in a specific aspect, synchronous control of multiscale structures with several aspects still remains a challenge
- Sun X, Pi F, Zhang J, Takahashi I, Ozaki Y, Wang F, Yan S J Phys Chem B 115:1950CrossRefGoogle Scholar
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