Graphene/polyethylene nanocomposites: Effect of polyethylene functionalization and blending methods

Linear high polymers heat capacity measurements theory emphasizing simple mechanical systems and contribution of lattice vibrations

Heat capacities of linear high polymers

Preparation of ultra-high modulus linear polyethylenes; effect of molecular weight and molecular weight distribution on drawing behaviour and mechanical properties

Oxygen solubility and specific volume of rigid amorphous fraction in semicrystalline poly(ethylene terephthalate)

Heat capacity data of semicrystalline poly(oxymethylene) samples. Delrin and Celcon, are analysed in order to discuss the glass transition behaviour of this polymer. There are two types of non-crystalline poly(oxymetheylene). the mobile and rigid amorphous parts. The glass transition of the former occurs in a rather wider range of temperature: it starts at 180 K and could end at 265 K. The latter, under restraint due to the crystallites, remains frozen up to the melting temperature.

Glass transition of poly(oxymethylene)

A calorimetric study of the fusion of molecular weight fractions of linear polythylene (1)

The fusion of polyethylene single crystals

The molecular weight dependence of the crystallization rate for linear polyethylene fractions

Relation between expansion coefficients and glass temperature

Degree of crystallinity of linear polyethylene from wide‐angle x‐ray diffraction

L. Mandelkern

Papers

A calorimetric study of the fusion of molecular weight fractions of linear polythylene (1)

The fusion of polyethylene single crystals

The molecular weight dependence of the crystallization rate for linear polyethylene fractions

Relation between expansion coefficients and glass temperature

Degree of crystallinity of linear polyethylene from wide‐angle x‐ray diffraction