Enthalpic relaxation of convective desiccated trehalose–water glasses

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ABSTRACTDielectric and enthalpic relaxation times have been measured as a function of composition and temperature. A fractional exponential (W–W) distribution of relaxation times fits both the dielectric and enthalpic relaxation times with different values which are a function of composition. Free volume parameters calculated using the WLF equation are not simple functions of the composition. Concentration fluctuations are considered to be important in these phenomena.


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