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For 20 spieces of polymer crystals, a correlation between the crystallite modulus along the chain axis and the durability of crystallinity against electron irradiation was examined. As for the modulus (Ec), the observed and/or theoretically calculated values were cited from literature. As a measure of the durability, the total end-point dose (TEPD) for each polymer crystal, namely the electron irradiation dose necessary for complete disappearance of crystalline reflections in the selected-area electron diffraction pattern, was estimated experimentally for 200kV electrons or cited from literature. It was suggested that there exists a weak, but some correlation in a plot of Ec against the logarism of TEPD, although the number of data points was not enough.

Correlation between the Crystallite Modulus along Chain Axis and the Durability of Crystallinity against Electron Irradiation for Polymers