ArticleThe journal of physical chemistry. B2021
Structural Transitions in Glassy Atactic Polystyrene Using Transition-State Theory.
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- Response of Elementary Structural Transitions in Glassy Atactic Polystyrene to Temperature and Deformation.The journal of physical chemistry. B · 2022Article
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Abstract
Transition pathways on the energy landscape of atactic polystyrene (aPS) glassy specimens are probed below its glass-transition temperature. Each of these transitions is considered an elementary structural relaxation event, whose corresponding rate constant is calculated by applying multidimensional transition-state theory. Initially, a wide spectrum of first-order saddle points surrounding local minima on the energy landscape is discovered by a stabilized hybrid eigenmode-following method. Then, (minimal-energy) "reaction paths" to the adjacent minima are constructed by a quadratic descent method. The heights of the free energy, the potential energy, and the entropy barriers are estimated for every connected triplet of transition state and minima. The resulting distribution of free energy barriers is asymmetric and extremely broad, extending to very high barrier heights (over 50
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