Polycarbonate has three secondary dielectric losses in the temperature range between –200°C and the glass transition. The effects of crystallinity and orientation on these secondary losses are considered, and related to the structural entities involved in these motions. In addition, a stress relaxation peak was found in oriented polycarbonate.
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