Fig. 5: In situ wide-angle X-ray scattering during heating of the pentablock quintopolymer. | Nature Communications

Fig. 5: In situ wide-angle X-ray scattering during heating of the pentablock quintopolymer.

From: Can five chemically different lamellar crystals self-assemble in a single spherulite?

Fig. 5: In situ wide-angle X-ray scattering during heating of the pentablock quintopolymer.The alternative text for this image may have been generated using AI.

In situ synchrotron WAXS results a patterns recorded during subsequent heating at 20 °C min−1 at different temperatures. Arrows indicate the presence of the scattering peaks (cc for cold crystallization and m for melting) for each block (violet for PE, green for PLLA, pink for PGA, blue for PCL, and red for PEO) and their corresponding (hkl) reflections. b Normalized WAXS intensity measurements as a function of temperature from WAXS data represented in Fig. 5a for overlapped reflections (indicated in the box at the right-top part): b PLLA113/203 (13.4 nm−1) and PEO120 (13.6 nm−1); and PEO032 (16.4 nm−1), PE200 (16.4 nm−1) and PCL200 (16.9 nm−1) and c (indicated in the box at the center-top part) PGA020 (20.0 nm−1) and PLLA210 (15.6 nm−1). The open symbols in b represent the molten state (zero intensity).

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