Volume 6, Issue 2 pp. 76-82
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High temperature polymer blends: an overview of the literature

Mark T. DeMeuse

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Mark T. DeMeuse

EniChem America Inc., Monmouth Junction, NJ 08852, USA

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First published: February 1995
Citations: 6

Abstract

A review of work which has been performed on high temperature polymer blends is presented. The discussion is divided into miscible and immiscible blends. It is pointed out that one problem with miscible polymer blends is that of processing in the miscible state. In the case of immiscible blends, particularly ones containing liquid crystal polymers, the issue of adhesion of the two phases is discussed. Finally, the need for better theoretical models for predicting miscibility in polymer blends is highlighted.

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