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Compatibilization mechanism of polymer blends with an in-situ compatibilizer
Polymer, 1997Abstract An in-situ compatibilizer of poly(styrene- ran -glycidyl methacrylate) (PS-GMA) was used to study the effect of blend compositions on the morphology of two different blend systems, i.e. poly(ethylene- ran -acrylic acid) (PE-AA) and polystyrene (PS) blend, and poly(butylene terephthalate) (PBT) and PS blend.
Kim, JK, Kim, S, Park, CE
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Journal of Rheology, 2008
Reactive compatibilization is commonly used when blending immiscible homopolymers. The compatibilizers formed from the interfacial coupling of two types of reactive chains often have a graft copolymer architecture. Here we consider the case where both reactive chains are multifunctional, leading to a crosslinked copolymer at the interface.
Candice L. DeLeo, Sachin S. Velankar
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Reactive compatibilization is commonly used when blending immiscible homopolymers. The compatibilizers formed from the interfacial coupling of two types of reactive chains often have a graft copolymer architecture. Here we consider the case where both reactive chains are multifunctional, leading to a crosslinked copolymer at the interface.
Candice L. DeLeo, Sachin S. Velankar
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2023
In this paper, I offer a contemporary spin on a theory of free will that originates with the Stoics, which I call _unfettered compatibilism_. The freedom associated with this view is _self-rule_. It is inspired by a quote from Mahatma Gandhi: _Man is the maker of his own destiny in the sense that he has freedom of choice as to the manner in which he ...
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In this paper, I offer a contemporary spin on a theory of free will that originates with the Stoics, which I call _unfettered compatibilism_. The freedom associated with this view is _self-rule_. It is inspired by a quote from Mahatma Gandhi: _Man is the maker of his own destiny in the sense that he has freedom of choice as to the manner in which he ...
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2021
Abstract According to KK Compatibilism, the unassertability in the high-stakes contextualist cases can be explained in terms of the subjects lack of higher-order knowledge: although, strictly speaking, all that is needed for proper action—assertion included—is first-order knowledge, when the stakes are high, we tend to find people who ...
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Abstract According to KK Compatibilism, the unassertability in the high-stakes contextualist cases can be explained in terms of the subjects lack of higher-order knowledge: although, strictly speaking, all that is needed for proper action—assertion included—is first-order knowledge, when the stakes are high, we tend to find people who ...
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2002
Abstract Many philosophers have worried that God’s existence (understood in a certain way) or causal determinism ( the doctrine that nonrelational features of the past, together with the laws of nature, are causally sufficient for all truths about the present and future) would rule out moral responsibility.
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Abstract Many philosophers have worried that God’s existence (understood in a certain way) or causal determinism ( the doctrine that nonrelational features of the past, together with the laws of nature, are causally sufficient for all truths about the present and future) would rule out moral responsibility.
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2000
Abstract Hobbes, Locke, Hume, Moore, Schlick, Ayer, Stevenson, and a host of others have done what can be done, or ought ever to have been needed, to remove the confusions that can make determinism seem to oppose freedom. (Donald Davidson, ‘Freedom to Act’) No serious believer in the claims that (1) libertarian free will exists, or (2)
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Abstract Hobbes, Locke, Hume, Moore, Schlick, Ayer, Stevenson, and a host of others have done what can be done, or ought ever to have been needed, to remove the confusions that can make determinism seem to oppose freedom. (Donald Davidson, ‘Freedom to Act’) No serious believer in the claims that (1) libertarian free will exists, or (2)
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2019
This chapter provides a compatibilist theory of freedom and responsibility built from key elements of Gary Watson’s important essays on these topics. Its aim is the construction of something like a Watsonian theory of freedom and responsibility, using important elements of Watson’s views— preserving his centrally important proposed mesh theory—but also
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This chapter provides a compatibilist theory of freedom and responsibility built from key elements of Gary Watson’s important essays on these topics. Its aim is the construction of something like a Watsonian theory of freedom and responsibility, using important elements of Watson’s views— preserving his centrally important proposed mesh theory—but also
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