A description of the physical ageing and annealing processes in poly (N-vinyl carbazole) using differential scanning calorimetry and two-dimensional correlation mapping analysis

Both physical ageing and annealing processes have a remarkable effect on mechanical properties of polymers. In the present work, the physical ageing and annealing processes of poly ( N -vinyl carbazole) (PNVC), which encompasses phase separation on purification and thermal annealing, have been follo...

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