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The effect of curing on the crystallization of poly(phenylene sulfide)

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Poly(phenylene sulfide) (PPS) was cured in the melt and solid states under air and/or nitrogen environments. Crystallization behavior of such cured materials as a function of cure time at 320°C and 255°C was studied via differential scanning calorimetry. It was found, on general, that while “short-time” curing leads to an increase in crystallization rate, prolonged curing leads to a decrease in both crystallinity and crystallization rate. In contrast to the enhanced crystallization rate caused by curing in nitrogen at the melt state, no significant change of crystallization rate is observed while curing is done in the solid state (in nitrogen).

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Dai, K.H., Scobbo, J.J. The effect of curing on the crystallization of poly(phenylene sulfide). Polymer Bulletin 36, 489–493 (1996). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00315068

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