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Polymer physics

a theory that spherulites grow fibrous and branched because impurities rejected at the growth front create a diffusion length that sets fibril width.

In polymer physics, Keith-Padden theory refers to a theory that spherulites grow fibrous and branched because impurities rejected at the growth front create a diffusion length that sets fibril width. This meaning comes from Keith (1963) in Journal of Applied Physics.[1]

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Keith, H. D., & Padden, F. J. (1963). A Phenomenological Theory of Spherulitic Crystallization. Journal of Applied Physics, 34(8), 2409-2421. https://doi.org/10.1063/1.1702757

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