J. Pacansky, B. Liu
The Journal of Chemical Physics
The subject of this paper is the G value for a radiation-induced reaction. Examples are presented to illustrate how a G value is determined. One example is for the determination of the G value for a decomposition of a molecular species by high energy electron beams. Another is for a commercial polymer, Butvar, that simultaneously undergoes main chain scission and cross linking when exposed to a high-energy electron beam. In addition, some comments are made about radiation-induced polymerizations and the importance of using G values in a manufacturing environment.
J. Pacansky, B. Liu
The Journal of Chemical Physics
J. Pacansky, R.J. Waltman, et al.
Journal of Physical Chemistry
M. Dupuis, J. Pacansky
The Journal of Chemical Physics
J. Pacansky, R.J. Waltman
Journal of Physical Chemistry