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The magnitudes of the shortest half - times are in the range 16 – 50 s , depending
on the molecular weight . As we shall see , the analogous half - time for oriented
PET systems can be several orders of magnitude lower . The rate of growth ...
The magnitudes of the shortest half - times are in the range 16 – 50 s , depending
on the molecular weight . As we shall see , the analogous half - time for oriented
PET systems can be several orders of magnitude lower . The rate of growth ...
Page 97
Standard Interpretation of Avrami Coefficients Avrami Coefficient Nucleation
Mode Growth Dimensionality ANNCCA 5 Sporadic Sporadic Instantaneous
Sporadic Instantaneous Instantaneous ܒܝܘܦܬܒܝܘܝܕܟܬܝܝܕ Table 3
. Avrami ...
Standard Interpretation of Avrami Coefficients Avrami Coefficient Nucleation
Mode Growth Dimensionality ANNCCA 5 Sporadic Sporadic Instantaneous
Sporadic Instantaneous Instantaneous ܒܝܘܦܬܒܝܘܝܕܟܬܝܝܕ Table 3
. Avrami ...
Page 109
spun or spun and stretched fibers exhibits an apparently continuous range of
order , from oriented noncrystalline to nearly perfect crystal ( 114 , 118 ) . Tiller
and Schultz performed a simple calculation of optimal growth parameters , based
on ...
spun or spun and stretched fibers exhibits an apparently continuous range of
order , from oriented noncrystalline to nearly perfect crystal ( 114 , 118 ) . Tiller
and Schultz performed a simple calculation of optimal growth parameters , based
on ...
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