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Gas transport parameters, density and free volume of nanocrystalline poly-2,6-dimethylphenylene oxide

Poly(2,6-dimethylphenylene oxide-1,4) (PPO) belongs to a fairly investigated group of polymers that, nevertheless, provokes permanent research interest. The current study is focused on a combination of various physicochemical methods of polymer testing (DSC; molecular weight distribution; surface ar...

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Published in:Polymer (Guilford) 2021-06, Vol.226, p.123804, Article 123804
Main Authors: Alentiev, A.Yu, Levin, I.S., Buzin, M.I., Belov, N.A., Nikiforov, R.Yu, Chirkov, S.V., Blagodatskikh, I.V., Kechekyan, A.S., Kechekyan, P.A., Bekeshev, V.G., Ryzhikh, V.E., Yampolskii, Yu.P.
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description Poly(2,6-dimethylphenylene oxide-1,4) (PPO) belongs to a fairly investigated group of polymers that, nevertheless, provokes permanent research interest. The current study is focused on a combination of various physicochemical methods of polymer testing (DSC; molecular weight distribution; surface area by low-temperature adsorption isotherms of nitrogen and carbon dioxide; X-Ray diffraction analysis; hydrostatic measurement of density; gas permeability and diffusion measurement) with variation of molecular weight and different states of polymer samples (amorphous, semi-crystalline, biaxial-oriented). The alteration of the density, gas permeability and diffusion parameters is evaluated through modeling of PPO as a polymer-polymer blend material with amorphous, nano-sized crystalline (≤7 nm), and so-called rigid amorphous fraction (RAF) phases. The estimation of the phase properties of PPO samples allows to conclude that the permeability and diffusion characteristics decline in a row crystalline > amorphous > RAF. [Display omitted] •PPO with a crystallinity of ≥60% shows high gas permeability (P(O2) ~ 40–60 Barrers).•The density of the PPO crystalline phase is less than that of the amorphous phase.•PPO can be considered a three phase system with rigid amorphous fraction (RAF).•The permeability and diffusion decline in a row crystalline > amorphous > RAF.•Estimates of the density and gas transport parameters of PPO phases are obtained.
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Carbon dioxide
Crystal structure
Crystallinity
Density
Diffusion
Gas transport
Low temperature
Molecular weight
Molecular weight distribution
Parameters
Permeability
poly(phenylene oxide)
Polymer blends
Polymers
Semi-crystalline polymers
X-ray diffraction
title Gas transport parameters, density and free volume of nanocrystalline poly-2,6-dimethylphenylene oxide
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