Non-equilibrium viscosity and activation energy
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This article considers the break in viscosity curves that appears in the glass transition region. It demonstrates that the only possibility to interpret properly the break within the frameworks of the activation energy theory is to assume that at least several independent processes are taking place. Single process cannot explain the break. This assumption was already developed in details in the jump frequency model of Avramov and Milchev.
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OpenAlex topics: Material Dynamics and Properties · Glass properties and applications · Theoretical and Computational Physics
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