Polymer Blend through Inclusion Complexation

Chun Yuan Liu; Wei In Lin; Jenshi B. Wang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.936.8

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Polymer Blend through Inclusion Complexation

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A new method is proposed to improve blend compatability through inclusion complexation. The host polymer and the guest polymer are synthesized respectively and blended to form a film. The transparency of blend film increases and, at some composition, a third T_g is obsereved, indicating the inclusion complex between these two polymers

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Chun Yuan Liu*, Wei In Lin, Jenshi B. Wang

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Inclusion Chemistry, Polymer Blend

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