Sentence examples for segregated blend from inspiring English sources
We show that the phase behavior of the strongly segregated blend consisting of a crystalline amorphous diblock copolymer (C-b-A) and an amorphous homopolymer (h-A), which depends on the degree of wetting of A blocks by h-A, can be probed by the crystallization kinetics of the C block.
Due to the ease with which particulate blends tend to segregate, blend uniformity and chemical composition are two critical control parameters in nearly all solids manufacturing industries.
This is further supported by the morphologies of PEO/PVC blends, in which the 50/50 blend exhibits segregated domains implying a weak phase separation.
The development of phase segregated morphology was found to depend on blend component viscosity in conjunction with blend composition.
PMEA was effective because it was preferentially segregated at the outermost region of the polymer blend.
And however many units are built, they must be blended seamlessly into the development — not segregated and concentrated in miniature poverty zones.
DSC and DMA experiments prove the miscibility of the glassy PMMA block with the amorphous fraction of PVDF, whereas the soft block is fully segregated, preserving the nanostructuration of the diblock copolymer in the blend.
And for blends with still higher erucamide content, a part is segregated and crystallised as pure erucamide (ERU I) in the whole polymer matrix as microdomains or droplets.
His theory accounts for biological inheritance through particulate factors (now known as genes) inherited one from each parent, which do not mix or blend but segregate in the formation of the sex cells, or gametes.
The hydrophobic blend films showed a porous structure or an interlamellar or interfibrillar segregated morphology, good mechanical and optical properties with high transparency.
On the other hand, when the P 2EHA-AA-VAc)/P 2EHA-AA-VAc0/30) blend was P 2EHA-AA-VAcTFE, P(2EHA-AA-VAc) and P(VDF-HFA) components segregated at the surface and the bottom, respectively.
