J. A. Malmonge, G. F. Leal Ferreira, J. Giacometti, R. A. Moreno
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Peak shift due to the electric field on PETP corona charged foils
Annealed PETP (polyethylene terephthalate) samples which are corona charged give only one open-circuit current peak on heating from room temperature, the thermograms being independent of the polarity and metal electrodes. However, the peak shifts to a lower temperature for increasing initial potential. These results indicate that an electric-field-activated conductivity is at work. Frozen free-volume charges may explain higher currents observed on the low-temperature part of the thermogram.<>