An investigation of the microstructure and mechanical properties of high density polyethylene spherulites
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Abstract
Scanning transmission electron microscopy and related techniques have been used to characterize the micromorphologies of high-density polyethylene spherulites produced under different crystallization conditions. The experimental techniques used in the investigation are summarized, as are some relationhips between spherulite morphology, crystallization conditions and mechanical properties. A preliminary model for the micromorphology of banded polyethylene spherulites is proposed.
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Polymer Microstructure Microscopy Electron Microscopy Mechanical Property
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