Nonadiabatic frontal polymerization
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The authors study the propagation of nonadiabatic free-radical polymerization fronts. In particular, the authors examine the structure of polymerization wave, its propagation velocity, degree of conversion of the monomer, and the maximum temperature. The values of these quantities near the extinction limit are compared to those in the adiabatic case.
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