Crystallization During Processing
Crystallization During Processing is a polymer crystallization phenomenon that occurs as a result of molecular chain reorganization into ordered structures under non-equilibrium conditions imposed by external processing parameters such as cooling rate, flow, and pressure.
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Flow-induced shish-kebab precursor structures in entangled polymer melts
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