Journal of Polymer Science Polymer Physics Edition · 1979 · 22 citations · 12 references
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Abstract Data on the viscosity of poly(vinyl acetate) (PVOAc) and its concentrated solutions in diethyl phthalate (DEP) and cetyl alcohol (CeOH) are examined over the molecular weight range 8 × 10 3 < M < 1.3 × 10 6 , the range 0.15 < φ < 1.0 of the volume fraction φ of polymer, the temperature range 308 to 430°K for PVOAc and its solutions in DEP, and at 396°K in CeOH. The latter is the θ temperature for dilute solutions of PVOAc in CeOH. The data are analyzed with the relation η = KX c (α φ M / M c ) a exp[1/β( T – T 0 )], where a is 1 or 3.4 for α φ M less than or greater than a constant M c , respectively, and X C , is a constant. The expansion factor α φ of the chain dimension is found to be essentially unity for φ > ca. 0.25, increasing with decreasing φ for smaller φ. Both β and T 0 depend on φ, and T 0 also depends on M at low M .
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