Flow-Induced Crystallization is a phenomenon in polymer physics wherein the application of external mechanical flow fields accelerates and orients the crystallization process of semi-crystalline polymers, distinguishing it from quiescent crystallization by the enhancement of nucleation kinetics and the development of anisotropic crystalline morphologies.
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Flow-induced shish-kebab precursor structures in entangled polymer melts
Rajesh H. Somani, Ling Yang, Lei Zhu et al. · Polymer · 2005 · 484 citations · Full text
Molecular Basis of the Shish-Kebab Morphology in Polymer Crystallization
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