N. Matveev, V. Lisitsyn, N. Kamalova, N. Evsikova, S. Vnukova
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Abstract
The possibility of using the conformational approach to describe the crystallization kinetics during melt-crystal phase transitions in an inhomogeneous temperature field and to determine the molar mass range corresponding to a change in the crystallization mechanism is shown using the example of PMS brand organosilicon liquids. It is established that the curve of dependence of the mean square of the dipole moment of a macromolecule on the average molar mass of an organosilicon polymer contains three sections, each of which has its own crystallization mechanism.