EFFECTS OF STYRENE-ETHYLENE/PROPYLENE DIBLOCK COPOLYMER (SEP) ON THE COMPATIBILIZATION OF PP/PS BLENDS*

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EFFECTS OF STYRENE-ETHYLENE/PROPYLENE DIBLOCK COPOLYMER (SEP) ON THE COMPATIBILIZATION OF PP/PS BLENDS*

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- EFFECTS OF STYRENE-ETHYLENE/PROPYLENE DIBLOCK COPOLYMER (SEP) ON THE COMPATIBILIZATION OF PP/PS BLENDS*
- Vol. 21, Issue 4, Pages: 443-446(2003)
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EFFECTS OF STYRENE-ETHYLENE/PROPYLENE DIBLOCK COPOLYMER (SEP) ON THE COMPATIBILIZATION OF PP/PS BLENDS*[J]. 2003, 21(4): 443-446.
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EFFECTS OF STYRENE-ETHYLENE/PROPYLENE DIBLOCK COPOLYMER (SEP) ON THE COMPATIBILIZATION OF PP/PS BLENDS*[J]. 2003, 21(4): 443-446. DOI：

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The effects of styrene-ethylene/propylene (SEP) diblock copolymer on the morphology and mechanical propertiesof polypropylene/polystyrene (PP/PS) blends were investigated. The results showed that SEP diblock copolymer

acting as acompatibilizer in PP/PS immiscible blends

can diminish the coalescence of the dispersed particles

reduce their averageparticle size

change their phase morphologies significantly

and increase the mechanical properties. It was found that SEP has better compatibilization effects on the PP/PS(20/80)blends.

Abstract

acting as acompatibilizer in PP/PS immiscible blends

can diminish the coalescence of the dispersed particles

reduce their averageparticle size

change their phase morphologies significantly

and increase the mechanical properties. It was found that SEP has better compatibilization effects on the PP/PS(20/80)blends.

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