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Toughening Immiscible Polymer Blends: The Role of Interface-Crystallization-Induced Compatibilization Explored Through Nanoscale Visualization. [PDF]
ACS Appl Mater InterfacesAhmadi H +5 more
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Influence of the Presence of a Nano-Sized Filler in the Generation of Microplastics from Polypropylene Nanocomposites. [PDF]
Nanomaterials (Basel)Morreale M +3 more
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Compatibilization of Thermoplastic Polyurethane and Polypropylene with a SEBS Compatibilizer
Advanced Materials Research, 2014The effect of styrene-ethylene/buthylene-styrene triblock copolymer (SEBS) on the thermal and rheological properties of thermoplastic polyurethane/polypropylene (TPU/PP) blends was investigated. For the selection of polymer materials and polymer blends for various fields of applications the stability of materials under constant deformation are very ...
Ocelić Bulatović, Vesna +2 more
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Interphase and Compatibilization by Addition of a Compatibilizer
2003Polymer blends are mixtures of at least two macromolecular species, polymers and/or copolymers. For practical reasons, the name blend is given to a system only when the minor component content exceeds 2 wt%. Depending on the sign of the free energy of mixing, blends are either miscible or immiscible.
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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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2006
AbstractThis chapter develops compatibilist replies to the most popular styles of argument for incompatibilism (consequence-style arguments and manipulation arguments), and concludes that these arguments leave compatibilism in the running. Differences among various kinds of compatibilism, including semicompatibilism, are examined.
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AbstractThis chapter develops compatibilist replies to the most popular styles of argument for incompatibilism (consequence-style arguments and manipulation arguments), and concludes that these arguments leave compatibilism in the running. Differences among various kinds of compatibilism, including semicompatibilism, are examined.
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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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