Total Volume of Crystalline Components given Volume Fraction Solution

STEP 0: Pre-Calculation Summary
Formula Used
Total Volume of Crystalline Components = Volume Fraction of Crystalline Components*Total Volume of Specimen
vc = εc*v
This formula uses 3 Variables
Variables Used
Total Volume of Crystalline Components - (Measured in Cubic Meter) - Total Volume of Crystalline Components is a measure of the total amount of space that crystalline components occupies.
Volume Fraction of Crystalline Components - Volume Fraction of Crystalline Components is defined as the volume of a crystalline component divided by the volume of all components present in a polymer.
Total Volume of Specimen - (Measured in Cubic Meter) - Total Volume of Specimen is a measure of the total amount of space that specimen occupies.
STEP 1: Convert Input(s) to Base Unit
Volume Fraction of Crystalline Components: 0.5 --> No Conversion Required
Total Volume of Specimen: 8.8 Cubic Meter --> 8.8 Cubic Meter No Conversion Required
STEP 2: Evaluate Formula
Substituting Input Values in Formula
vc = εc*v --> 0.5*8.8
Evaluating ... ...
vc = 4.4
STEP 3: Convert Result to Output's Unit
4.4 Cubic Meter --> No Conversion Required
FINAL ANSWER
4.4 Cubic Meter <-- Total Volume of Crystalline Components
(Calculation completed in 00.004 seconds)

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9 Crystallinity in Polymers Calculators

Mass Fraction of Crystalline Components given Specific Volume
Go Mass Fraction of Crystalline Components = (Specific Volume of Amorphous Component-Specific Volume of Specimen)/(Specific Volume of Amorphous Component-Specific Volume of Crystalline Component)
Volume Fraction of Crystalline Components given Density
Go Volume Fraction of Crystalline Components = ((Density of Specimen-Density of Amorphous Component)/(Density of Crystalline Component-Density of Amorphous Component))
Mass Fraction of Crystalline Components given Density
Go Mass Fraction of Crystalline Components = (Density of Crystalline Component*Total Volume of Crystalline Components)/(Density of Specimen*Total Volume of Specimen)
Mass Fraction of Crystalline Regions
Go Mass Fraction of Crystalline Components = Area Under Crystalline Peak/(Area Under Crystalline Peak+Area Under Amorphous Hump)
Total Volume of Crystalline Components given Volume Fraction
Go Total Volume of Crystalline Components = Volume Fraction of Crystalline Components*Total Volume of Specimen
Volume Fraction of Crystalline Components
Go Volume Fraction of Crystalline Components = Total Volume of Crystalline Components/Total Volume of Specimen
Total Volume of Specimen
Go Total Volume of Specimen = Total Volume of Crystalline Components+Total Volume of Amorphous Components
Mass Fraction of Crystalline Components
Go Mass Fraction of Crystalline Components = Total Mass of Crystalline Components/Total Mass of Specimen
Total Mass of Specimen
Go Total Mass of Specimen = Total Mass of Crystalline Components+Total Mass of Amorphous Components

Total Volume of Crystalline Components given Volume Fraction Formula

Total Volume of Crystalline Components = Volume Fraction of Crystalline Components*Total Volume of Specimen
vc = εc*v

What is Degree of Crystallinity?

The degree of crystallinity is defined as the fractional amount of polymer that is crystalline and it is either expressed in terms of the mass fraction or the volume fraction. • For semi-crystalline polymers, the degree of crystallinity is one of its most important physical parameters since it reflects the sample's morphology and determines various mechanical properties, such as the Young modulus, yield stress as well as impact strength. • Differential scanning calorimetry is widely used to determine the amount of crystalline material. It can be used to determine the fractional amount of crystallinity in a polymer sample. Other commonly used methods are X-ray diffraction, density measurements, and infrared spectroscopy.

How to Calculate Total Volume of Crystalline Components given Volume Fraction?

Total Volume of Crystalline Components given Volume Fraction calculator uses Total Volume of Crystalline Components = Volume Fraction of Crystalline Components*Total Volume of Specimen to calculate the Total Volume of Crystalline Components, The Total Volume of Crystalline Components given Volume Fraction formula is defined as the product of volume fraction of crystalline component and total volume of specimen present in a polymer. Total Volume of Crystalline Components is denoted by vc symbol.

How to calculate Total Volume of Crystalline Components given Volume Fraction using this online calculator? To use this online calculator for Total Volume of Crystalline Components given Volume Fraction, enter Volume Fraction of Crystalline Components c) & Total Volume of Specimen (v) and hit the calculate button. Here is how the Total Volume of Crystalline Components given Volume Fraction calculation can be explained with given input values -> 4.4 = 0.5*8.8.

FAQ

What is Total Volume of Crystalline Components given Volume Fraction?
The Total Volume of Crystalline Components given Volume Fraction formula is defined as the product of volume fraction of crystalline component and total volume of specimen present in a polymer and is represented as vc = εc*v or Total Volume of Crystalline Components = Volume Fraction of Crystalline Components*Total Volume of Specimen. Volume Fraction of Crystalline Components is defined as the volume of a crystalline component divided by the volume of all components present in a polymer & Total Volume of Specimen is a measure of the total amount of space that specimen occupies.
How to calculate Total Volume of Crystalline Components given Volume Fraction?
The Total Volume of Crystalline Components given Volume Fraction formula is defined as the product of volume fraction of crystalline component and total volume of specimen present in a polymer is calculated using Total Volume of Crystalline Components = Volume Fraction of Crystalline Components*Total Volume of Specimen. To calculate Total Volume of Crystalline Components given Volume Fraction, you need Volume Fraction of Crystalline Components c) & Total Volume of Specimen (v). With our tool, you need to enter the respective value for Volume Fraction of Crystalline Components & Total Volume of Specimen and hit the calculate button. You can also select the units (if any) for Input(s) and the Output as well.
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