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Read more at: New paper: Evidence for a universal change in hydrogen bonding structure below the glass transition temperature
New paper: Evidence for a universal change in hydrogen bonding structure below the glass transition temperature

New paper: Evidence for a universal change in hydrogen bonding structure below the glass transition temperature

23 May 2014

In our latest paper, just published in the Journal of Physical Chemistry Letters, we present data that indicates that the Johari-Goldstein secondary relaxation (which is inter-molecular in nature) is still of significant strength at terahertz frequencies below the glass transition temperature. Intriguingly we found that it disappears at the same relative temperature in all hydrogen bonding samples we studied (0.65 T/Tg).

Read more at: Axel Zeitler

Axel Zeitler

Department of Chemical Engineering University of Cambridge New Museums Site Pembroke Street Cambridge, CB2 3RA, UK Tel.: +44 (0) 1223 334783 Fax: +44 (0) 1223 334796 Email: jaz22@cam.ac.uk Gonville and Caius College link Research Interests Materials Characterisation My main interest is in the...

Read more at: Nicholas Tan

Nicholas Tan

PhD candidate Email: nyt21@cam.ac.uk Biography ScB (Hons) in Chemistry, Brown University (2010) Research interests 1. Structure and dynamics of liquid mixtures 2. Liquid-catalyst interactions 3. Materials characterisation with terahertz spectroscopy 4. Drug formulation and delivery Publications 1...

Read more at: Juraj Sibik

Juraj Sibik

Department of Chemical Engineering Magnetic Resonance Research Centre, c/o Cavendish Stores, JJ Thompson Avenue, Cambridge, CB3 0HE Tel.: +44 (0) 1223 766339 Email: js927@cam.ac.uk Research Interests Materials Characterisation and Molecular Processes The core of my work is in the characterisation...

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