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One micron length scale controls kinetic stability of low energy glasses

Kenneth L. Kearns, M. D. Ediger, Heiko Huth +1

AC nanocalorimetry was used to measure the reversing heat capacity Cp of low energy indomethacin glasses as they isothermally transform into the supercooled liquid. As the film thi…

cond-mat.soft202624 cited

Comparison of mechanical and molecular measures of mobility during constant strain rate deformation of a PMMA glass

Benjamin Bending, M. D. Ediger

We performed constant strain rate deformation and stress relaxation on a poly(methyl methacrylate) glass at Tg - 19 K, utilizing three strain rates and initiating the stress relaxa…

cond-mat.soft202639 cited

Highly organized smectic-like packing in vapor-deposited glasses of a liquid crystal

Ankit Gujral, Jaritza Gomez, Jing Jiang +6

Glasses of a model smectic liquid crystal-forming molecule, itraconazole, were prepared by vapor deposition onto substrates with temperatures ranging from Tsubstrate = 0.78 Tg to 1…

cond-mat.soft202624 cited

Reversing strain deformations probe mechanisms for enhanced segmental mobility of polymer glasses

Kelly Hebert, M. D. Ediger

Optical probe reorientation measurements were performed to monitor changes in segmental dynamics resulting from the nonlinear deformation of a polymer glass. Segmental dynamics wer…

cond-mat.soft202629 cited

Using Deposition Rate and Substrate Temperature to Manipulate Liquid Crystal-like Order in a Vapor-deposited Hexagonal Columnar Glass

Camille Bishop, Zhenxuan Chen, Michael F. Toney +3

The study shows that by adjusting deposition rate and substrate temperature, the liquid‑crystal‑like hexagonal columnar order in vapor‑deposited glasses of a phenanthroperylene‑est…

cond-mat.soft202610 cited

Multi-step deformation experiment and development of a model for the mechanical behavior of polymeric glasses

Grigori A Medvedev, Enran Xing, Mark D Ediger +1

Traditional models for stress-strain behavior of glassy polymers are based on the assumption that the critical features of the stress-strain response can be explained by changes in…