THE EFFECT OF FLEXIBILITY OF FLUOROPOLYMERS ON THEIR RADIATION CROSSLINKING BEHAVIOR

Zhang Wanxi; Zhang Yuefang; Qi Chuizhen; Sun Jiazhen

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- THE EFFECT OF FLEXIBILITY OF FLUOROPOLYMERS ON THEIR RADIATION CROSSLINKING BEHAVIOR
- Journal of Radiation Research and Radiation Processing Vol. 4, Issue 3, Pages: 35-38(1986)
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  1.中国科学院长春应用化学研究所
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Zhang Wanxi, Zhang Yuefang, Qi Chuizhen, et al. THE EFFECT OF FLEXIBILITY OF FLUOROPOLYMERS ON THEIR RADIATION CROSSLINKING BEHAVIOR. [J]. Journal of Radiation Research and Radiation Processing 4(3):35-38(1986)
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Zhang Wanxi, Zhang Yuefang, Qi Chuizhen, et al. THE EFFECT OF FLEXIBILITY OF FLUOROPOLYMERS ON THEIR RADIATION CROSSLINKING BEHAVIOR. [J]. Journal of Radiation Research and Radiation Processing 4(3):35-38(1986) DOI：

摘要

本文研究了一些含氟聚合物的分子链的柔顺性对其辐射交联行为的影响，并证实了文献[1]给出的溶胶分数与辐照剂量的关系式对含氟聚合物的适用性。

Abstract

In the present work, the effect of flexibility of fluoropolymers on their radiation crosslinking behavior have been studied and the validity of the relationship between sol fraction and radiation dose,[1], to the fluoropolymers have been assured.

关键词

含氟聚合物辐射交联高分子结构玻璃化转变温度

Keywords

FluoropolymersRadiation crosslinkingStructure of polymersGlass transition temperature

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