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Higher-Order Structure and Crystallization Behavior of a Crystalline/Crystalline Polymer Blend Composed of Components with Significantly Different Crystallization Rates
Effects of the preexisting crystal lamellar structure on the crystallization behavior of the other component were investigated for the blend of poly(oxymethylene)/poly(L-lactide) (POM/PLLA), using DSC, polarizing optical microscopy, SAXS, and dielectric relaxation measurements. In this system, even at a low POM fraction of 10 wt%, POM crystallized first and formed the crystal lamellar structure due to its significantly faster crystallization rate. PLLA, which crystallizes later, was found to crystallize from the unique confined space between the POM crystal lamellae. Despite the restricted space between the POM crystal lamellae, the crystallization rate of PLLA was improved compared to that of bulk PLLA. Analysis of the nucleation rate and spherulite growth rate showed that while the spherulite growth rate was slightly reduced by the presence of the POM crystal lamellae, the nucleation rate was significantly improved, which resulted in the increase of the overall crystallization rate. Furthermore, the dielectric relaxation measurements suggested that the formation of the POM crystal lamellae suppressed the mobility of the amorphous PLLA molecular chains, which is thought to contribute to the increase in the nucleation rate.
期刊介绍:
For the communication among the members, the journal of the Society of Rheology Japan, NIHON REOROJI GAKKAISHI (5 issues per year), was established in 1973 and it is the oldest journal on rheology in Asia. The journal contains original and review articles on rheology and related topics, information for all SRJ events, and reports of domestic/overseas meetings. Articles in Japanese as well as in English are considered for publication, not only from the members but also from the researchers outside. Papers from new emerging areas of the field are particularly welcome. The electronic version of the articles is available via the internet with an open access policy.