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Mar 5, 2010 - Elastomers (l: Average Degree of Polymerization between UPy's) sample. 1/l. Ea (kJ/mol). R-24-4.0. 0.0385. 91.4. R-21-5.5. 0.0500. 94.4. R-25- ...
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Page 9079. The activation energies given in Figure 11 are incorrect. A corrected figure is given below, and the values are given in Table 1.
Figure 11. Activation energies Ea calculated from the temperature dependence of aT (l: average degree of polymerization between UPy’s; in the case of triblocks l is calculated based on the local UPy concentration within the random copolymer end blocks).
Table 1. Flow Activation Energies for UPy-Based Thermoplastic Elastomers (l: Average Degree of Polymerization between UPy’s) sample