Volume 13 No 1 (2015)
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“Dielectric relaxation studies of biodegradable polymeric films based on composition of Gelatin and PVA”
HK Mahavar
Abstract
The dielectric properties of PVA are considered to be a good tool for studying the polarization as well as molecular
relaxation mechanisms dealing with the dynamics of mobile groups. Hence it is very important to examine the
dielectric properties of PVA as a result of the variation of its molecular motion, which is affected directly by gelatin
concentrations. PVA-gelatin polymer electrolyte films with different percentage of gelatin have been prepared by
casting method. At microwave frequency (9.03 GHz) and at temperature 308K, the dielectric permittivity,
dielectric loss, loss tangent, dielectric conductivity, relaxation time, extinction coefficient and refractive index of
films were studied as a result, all of them increases with the increase in gelatin percentage.
Keywords
PVA, gelatin, dielectric permittivity, dielectric conductivity, loss tangent, refractive index
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