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Polymer science

adding a compatible low-volatility substance to a polymer to increase chain mobility, lowering glass transition and making the material softer and more flexible.

In polymer science, plasticization refers to adding a compatible low-volatility substance to a polymer to increase chain mobility, lowering glass transition and making the material softer and more flexible. This meaning comes from Immergut and Mark (1965) in Advances in Chemistry.[1]

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References

Immergut, E. H., & Mark, H. F. (1965). Principles of plasticization. In Advances in Chemistry (Vol. 48, pp. 1-26). American Chemical Society. https://doi.org/10.1021/ba-1965-0048.ch001

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