Shear-induced Crystallization
Shear-Induced Crystallization is a phenomenon within polymer crystallization wherein external shear stress applied during cooling enhances the nucleation rate and alignment of polymer chains, thereby accelerating and orienting the formation of crystalline structures distinct from quiescent crystallization.
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