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... particles, and although the mixture of two networks is really present, in this case it is very difficult to say anything about interpenetration because of the existence of shells, adsorption layers of surfactants, usually used to ...
... particles, and although the mixture of two networks is really present, in this case it is very difficult to say anything about interpenetration because of the existence of shells, adsorption layers of surfactants, usually used to ...
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... particles of colloidal dimensions appear . In such microheterogeneous sys- tems , low molecular products of reaction play the role of dispersion medium . The concentration of microparticles is low and their interaction is negligi- ble ...
... particles of colloidal dimensions appear . In such microheterogeneous sys- tems , low molecular products of reaction play the role of dispersion medium . The concentration of microparticles is low and their interaction is negligi- ble ...
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... particles appear , which are nuclei of the network structure and whose formation leads to subsequent microphase separation of the system . The increase in the size of cross - linked microgel particles oc- curs either as a result of ...
... particles appear , which are nuclei of the network structure and whose formation leads to subsequent microphase separation of the system . The increase in the size of cross - linked microgel particles oc- curs either as a result of ...
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... particles of filler) are determined by the phase diagram of a binary or multicomponent system, conditions of system transition through the binodal and spinodal, and by the mechanism of phase separation. An essential feature of hybrid ...
... particles of filler) are determined by the phase diagram of a binary or multicomponent system, conditions of system transition through the binodal and spinodal, and by the mechanism of phase separation. An essential feature of hybrid ...
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Contents
3 | |
4 | |
Contents | 23 |
2 | 35 |
70 | 52 |
Heterogeneous Structure and Morphology of IPNs | 65 |
5 | 67 |
6 | 73 |
8 | 137 |
5 | 147 |
of IPN Formation | 157 |
6 | 168 |
of Polyurethane and Polymerization of Butyl Methacrylate | 169 |
Kinetics of Formation of Sequential IPNs | 179 |
of SemiIPNs During Their Formation | 186 |
137 | 194 |
8 | 75 |
Characterization of IPN Structure via SmallAngle Neutron Scattering | 84 |
4 | 106 |
3 | 116 |
2 | 119 |
5 | 124 |
7 | 129 |
2 | 201 |
4 | 208 |
References | 218 |
Prof Ian Manners 55128 Mainz Germany | 219 |
Advances in Polymer Science | 223 |
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Phase-Separated Interpenetrating Polymer Networks Yuri S. Lipatov,Tatiana Alekseeva Limited preview - 2007 |
Phase-Separated Interpenetrating Polymer Networks Yuri S. Lipatov,Tatiana Alekseeva No preview available - 2010 |
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activation energy based on PU blends calculated chains changes characterized chemical compared compatibilization components composition concentration constituent networks conversion degree copolymer cross-linked PU cross-linking density curing decrease determined domains dynamic mechanical effect elastic modulus epoxy equation evolved phases free energy free volume gelation glass transition temperatures heterogeneous structure increase initial interaction interfacial interpenetrating interphase ionomer IPN formation IPNs based kinetics of IPN Lipatov YS mass matrix maximum microphase separation microregions miscibility mixture modulus molecular molecular mass monomer morphology network formation nonequilibrium onset of phase OUDM parameters particles PBMA phase separation PMMA polymer polymer networks polymerization PU formation PU network PU/PBMA PU/PS pure PU ratio reaction kinetics reaction rate region relaxation result scattering second network segregation degree semi-IPNs sequential IPNs simultaneous IPNs spinodal decomposition structure of IPNs styrene temperature dependence thermodynamic thermoplastic thermoplastic AIPNs tion two-phase values viscoelastic viscoelastic properties viscosity volume fraction