the effect of chain structures on the crystallization behavior and membrane formation of poly(vinylidene fluoride) copolymers
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Abstract
The crystallization behaviors of two copolymers of PVDF were studied, and the effect of copolymerized chains on the crystallization behavior was investigated. The results indicated that both copolymers had a lowered crystallization temperature and crystallinity. The crystallization rate was improved by the copolymer with symmetrical units in PVDF chains, but hindered by asymmetrical units, compared with the neat PVDF. The symmetrical units in PVDF chains favored the β-crystals with fiber-like structures. According to the solubility parameter rule, methyl salicylate (MS) can be chosen as a diluent for PVDF copolymers. Both diluted systems had liquid-liquid (L-L) regions in the phase diagrams, which was due to the lowered crystallization temperature.
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| Authors | ;Wenzhong Ma;Haoge Yuan;Xiaolin Wang |
| Journal | advances in pharmacological sciences |
| Year | 2014 |
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