Competitive roles of block copolymer during polymer blending: Suppression of coalescence and reduction of interfacial tension

Su Ping Lyu; Frank S. Bates; Christopher W. Macosko

Competitive roles of block copolymer during polymer blending: Suppression of coalescence and reduction of interfacial tension

Su Ping Lyu, Frank S. Bates, Christopher W. Macosko

Chemical Engineering and Materials Science

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The two effects of block copolymers are analyzed by separately measuring the effect of block copolymer on suppression of coalescence and the reduction of particle size by decreasing interfacial tension. The suppression of coalescence is carried out by using a shear are reduction method while the measurement of particle reduction due to breakup process is carried out by shearing dilute blends where coalescence is expected to be negligible.

Original language	English (US)
Title of host publication	American Chemical Society, Polymer Preprints, Division of Polymer Chemistry
Publisher	ACS
Pages	1016-1017
Number of pages	2
Volume	40
Edition	2
State	Published - Aug 1999

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Competitive roles of block copolymer during polymer blending: Suppression of coalescence and reduction of interfacial tension. / Lyu, Su Ping; Bates, Frank S.; Macosko, Christopher W.
American Chemical Society, Polymer Preprints, Division of Polymer Chemistry. Vol. 40 2. ed. ACS, 1999. p. 1016-1017.

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