MatE 454 Jeopardy

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Definitions

Polymer Solubility and

Thermo

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Multi-component Materials

Polymer Transitions

Phase Continuity and

Diagrams

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Final Jeopardy!!!

Category:

Fracture Behavior

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Final Jeopardy

A plot of compliance to this power versus crack length will result in a straight line for a

double cantilever beam specimen.

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Final Jeopardy

• 1/3 power

Cube root of specimen compliance plotted versus crack length

G 3P2ba

a* = a +

Correction for both shear deformation and root rotation by adding a length to a, where can be determined experimentally by plotting C1/3

Data Reduction (3)

E8P

Ba

h

3

E8P

Ba

h

3

G 12a2

EB2h3

C

2

3 2Eh3

16a4G 12a2

EB2h3

C

2

3 2Eh3

16a4

C P

8

EB

a

h

3

Eq. (2) = ...

C P

8

EB

a

h

3

Eq. (2) = ...

G 12a2

EB2h3 P 2

Eq. (1) G(C(a))= ...

G 12a2

EB2h3 P 2

Eq. (1) G(C(a))= ...

G 3P2aB

G 3P2aB

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Polymers that are covalently linked end to

end.

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Block co-Polymers

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A material having two or more distinct constituent materials or phases with properties that are noticeably different from the

constituent properties

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A composite material

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List three types of composites based

on form of the reinforcement

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•Continuous Fiber•Short fibers or whiskers•Particulates•Flakes•Nanocomposites

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A technique that measures the difference in heat flow to a sample

and to a reference sample as a direct function of time or temperature under

heating cooling or isothermal conditions.

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Differential Scanning

Calorimetry

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In polymer blends, the shape and arrangement of the

phases

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Morphology

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This staining agent for TEM is often used to improve

contrast between the polymer phases

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Osmium Tetroxide (OsO4)

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This scattering technique is useful for studying domain sizes in block copolymers,

blends, and nanocomposites from 5-100 nm

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Small-angle X-Ray Scattering

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The main assumption in the rule of mixtures for modulus

and

The main assumption in the inverse rule of mixtures

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For rule of mixtures: Iso-strain assumption (longitudinal load produces

equal strain in both fiber and matrix)

For inverse rule of mixtures: Iso-stress assumption (stress is the same in each

component)

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In the following Takayanagi Model, this is

the volume fraction of phase A

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Volume Fraction of Phase A =

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This equation defines a reinforcement efficiency to obtain a better estimate than the inverse rule of mixtures.

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Halpin-Tsai Equation

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f

fm

V

VPP

1

1

mf

mf

PP

PP

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These are the two types of DSCs

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Power compensated and

Heat Flux

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Names of the five regions of viscoelastic behavior illustrated

below

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(1) Glassy state

(2) Glass transition

(3) Rubbery Plateau

(4) Rubbery Flow

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Number of material constants to define elastic behavior for

an isotropic material

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2

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If two polymers are mixed forming one phase, then one sharp glass transition will be

observed at a temperature governed by this equation.

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Fox’s Equation

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2

2

1

11

ggg T

W

T

W

T

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In dynamic mechanical analysis, tan δ, is defined by

this ratio.

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E

E

tan

Out of phase modulus (loss modulus)

In phase modulus (storage modulus)

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Some of the common morphologies in immiscible polymer blends and block

copolymers.

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•Spheres of Phase I in Phase II

•Cylinders of Phase I in Phase II

•Dual Phase Continuity

•Alternating Lamella

•Phase within a phase within a phase

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The relationship between viscosity and concentration

for phase continuity?

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Decreasing viscosity and increasing concentration of phase 1 relative to

phase 2 favors phase I being the continuous phase:

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X1

2

2

1

where if X>1, phase 1 is continuousX~1, dual phase continuity or phase inversionX<1, phase 2 is continuous

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This type of phase behavior is most common for polymer

blends

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Lower Critical Solution Temperature

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The microstructure of blends in this region of the phase diagram will evolve following nucleation and

growth kinetics

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Area between spinodal and

binodal curves

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Spinodal (represents stability)

Binodal (represents equilibrium)

Blend will evolve following nucleation and growth kinetics

Blend will evolve following spinodal decomposition kinetics.

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For $500Consider the phase diagram below. This is the relationship between VI, VII, xI, xII, x

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)(

)(

1xx

xx

V

V II

II

I

)(

)(

1xx

xxV

II

III

)(

)(

III

III xx

xxV

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Polymerization of monomer II in presence of monomer I

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Reaction Induced Phase Separation (RIPS)

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Represented by the circled terms in the Flory-Huggins Equation Below

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)1()1ln(

)1(ln AAA

B

AA

A

AM

NNkT

G

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Entropy of Mixing ΔSm

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Given two polymers (and their solubility parameters), their molecular weights, their

composition in a blend, and the temperature of mixing; these equations would be used

to estimate miscibility.

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)1()1ln(

)1(ln AAA

B

AA

A

AM

NNkT

G

RT

Vr2

211

)(

Molar volume

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This technique can be used to estimate the solubility

parameter of a polymer based on the molecular formula of

the polymer repeat unit

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Small’s Method

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In a block co-polymer system, this is the effect of varying

composition

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Shape and packing of the microstructure (see below)

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