Journal of The Adhesion Society of Japan
Online ISSN : 2187-4816
Print ISSN : 0916-4812
ISSN-L : 0916-4812
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Investigation of the Relaxation Spectrum of Multi-component Systems by Pulsed NMR Part3 Relaxation Properties of Styrene Block Copolymer
Yoshia URAHAMAMariko SASAKIYosuke KATOKeiko ITOYoshinobu NAKAMURAHajime KISHI
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2011 Volume 47 Issue 2 Pages 46-52

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Abstract

FID signal of the macroscopic magnetization obtained by measurement of a pulsed NMR is data with very much amount of information of molecular structure,a degree of crystallinity,entanglement,etc. We havecomposed a program of calculating a relaxation spectrum by carrying out numerical differentiation of this FID signal directly.This relaxation spectrum has a close relation to the viscoelastic property of a acromolecule. So, we measured the pulsed NMRand dynamic mechanical analysis of the styrene block co-polymer,and analyzed the relation between a relaxation spectrumand the temperature dependency of a dynamic mechanical analysis (DMA) . As a result,the followings became clear. (1) In a low-temperature region,The temperature where a loss modulus changes is the same as the temperaturewhich thepeak value time of a relaxation spectrum shifts greatly. These results show that pulsed NMR and DMA have measured a flowability change of a macromolecule. (2) The relaxation spectrum of 40 µs or less shows that PS block exists as a hard phase near 100℃. From the result of DMA data, it became clear that the flow have taken place with the state where PS domains are formed,in the polymer with many SI diblock contents.

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