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15. Below Tg: secondary relaxations
Figure
28
shows the evolution of the dielectric loss factor
of amorphous maltitol as a function of temperature, for several frequencies from 100 to 200 kHz. The temperatures cover a range on either side of T
g
. For T > T
g
, we note the presence of the α relaxation peak, whose temperature at the peak...
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