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Reactive splicing compatibilization of immiscible polymer blends: Compatibilizer synthesis in the melt state and compatibilizer architecture effects

Polymer, 2019
Abstract Reactive compatibilization is an effective method to improve the compatibility of immiscible polymer blends. The in-situ-formed graft/block copolymers should be thermodynamically located at the interface to bridge the neighboring phases. Unfortunately, they are often pulled out of the interface because of the asymmetric molecular structures.
Xiaoying Gu
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Reactive Compatibilization: Formation of Double-Grafted Copolymers by In Situ Binary Grafting and Their Compatibilization Effect

ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces, 2017
Reactive compatibilizers are usually used to enhance the compatibility of immiscible polymer blends. However, reactive linear compatibilizers containing reactive groups on the main chains form graft copolymers during reactive blending, and such graft copolymers with an asymmetric molecular structure are often "pulled in" or "pulled out" under ...
Hengti Wang
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