The measurement of the crystallinity of polymers by DSC

By Y. Kong, J. N. Hay. 2002

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PEEK biomaterials in trauma, orthopedic, and spinal implants. (2007, background): “X-ray diffraction, density, and DSC analyses are each associated with unique drawbacks, which have prompted some discussion in the literature [41,50].”
Recycling of PET (2005, methodology): “These techniques include differential scanning calorimetry (DSC) [103–109], TMDSC [110– 115], dynamic material thermal analysis [116,117] and thermo mechanical analysis [118].”
Thermal and structural studies of poly (vinyl alcohol) and hydroxypropyl cellulose blends (2012, result): “1 ̊C), which has been obtained for PVA, is nearly in agreement with that reported previously in the literatures [16,17].”
Ageing of HDPE geomembrane exposed to air, water and leachate at different temperatures (2009, background): “Crystallinity influences physical and mechanical properties such as yield stress, modulus of elasticity, impact resistance, density, permeability and melting point (Kong and Hay, 2002; Sperling, 1992).”