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StepScan DSC technique was used for the study of the glass transition phenomenon. This method allows relatively good monitoring of reversing and non-reversing processes, and thus is very useful tool for glass transition studies of wide type of glass-forming materials, including inorganic glasses as well as organic polymers. In this work, experience with the StepScan DSC technique is summarized. Some interesting results of its application are presented, such as determination of glass transition temperature independent on thermal history of glass, discovered relationship between the slope of temperature dependence of C p in T g, and Angel’s index of fragility and estimation of viscosity glass transition temperature, T g,η.

Authors:   Jana Holubová, Eva Černošková, Zdeněk Černošek
Journal:   Journal of Thermal Analysis and Calorimetry
Year:   2012
DOI:   10.1007/s10973-012-2417-0
Publication date:   23-04-2012

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