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Newtonian shear viscosity of polymeric melts

D. W. van Krevelen, +1 more
- 20 May 1976 - 
- Vol. 52, Iss: 1, pp 101-109
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In this article, a new relationship has been found for the Newtonian viscosity of polymeric melts as a function of temperature and of chemical structure of the polymer unit, expressed graphically.
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A new relationship has been found for the Newtonian viscosity of polymeric melts as a function of temperature and of chemical structure of the polymer unit. The viscosity-temperature correlation is expressed graphically. The activation energy of viscous flow at high temperatures can be derived from a newly found additive property, viz. the molar viscosity-temperature function. Es wurde eine neue Beziehung zwischen der Newtonschen Viskositat von Polymerschmelzen und der chemischen Struktur der Polymereinheit gefunden. Die Korrelation zwischen Viskositat und Temperatur wird grafisch dargestellt. Die Aktivierungsenergie der viskosen Stromung bei hohen Temperature last sich aus einer neuen additiven Eigenschaft, der „molaren Viskositats-Temperatur-Funktion”, ableiten.

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