Glass transition of 3-n-butyl-pyridine

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1 total messages Started by John T. Fourkas Wed, 29 Jul 1992 20:56

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Author: John T. Fourkas
Date: Wed, 29 Jul 1992 20:56

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     I have just discovered that 3-n-butyl-pyridine forms a glass
somewhere between 125 K and 150 K.  I have been unable to find any
reference giving a value for Tg or even admitting that it forms a glass
(I guessed that it would because butyl benzene does) after searching
through twenty years of Chem Abstracts plus a few other sources.  Does
anyone out there have a reference giving Tg for this stuff?  Barring
that, does anyone know where I could send a sample to have DSC done
on it?  Thanks.

__________________________________________________________________________
John Fourkas                             jaco@ccwf.cc.utexas.edu
Department of Chemistry                  spike@d31mf0.stanford.edu
University of Texas at Austin            jaco@leland.stanford.edu

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