Effective Mass of Electron in Polyethylene

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Can anyone tell me the effective mass of electron in polyethylene and how it depends on the crystalline nature of polymer.
 
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learner@123 said:
how it depends on the crystalline nature of polymer.
To say not exactly: effective mass describes the effects of all the internal forces exerted on an electron in a crystal.
 
hokhani said:
To say not exactly: effective mass describes the effects of all the internal forces exerted on an electron in a crystal.
Is there any average value defined for polyethylene .
 
I didn't know that in polyethylene you have mobile charge carriers at all. It is a very good insulator.
 
DrDu said:
I didn't know that in polyethylene you have mobile charge carriers at all. It is a very good insulator.
That's true ,but very small leakage current flows at high field ratings (KV/mm) .For that i want effective mass.
 
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