… Bbsrract - Use of inverse gas chromatography for the investigation of polymer-polymer …
and' these are compared with experimentally determined values on several miscible blends. …

… Preliminary results of an inverse gas chromatography study of the newly reported
miscible polymer pair poly(viny1 propionate) and poly(ethy1 acrylate) are presented. …

… by inverse gas chromatography. In agreement with older studies on polymer blends, the
apparent polymer-polymer … that these two polymers form a well-compatible blend. Both of these …

… inverse gas chromatography to characterize thermodynamically the surface of the major
components of pigmented PC/PBT blends. … of polymer blends depend strongly on the miscibility (…

… this equation are negligible for polymer blends. Thus, for a polymer blend to be miscible (ΔG
m being negative), χ 23 must be negative. When we consider IGC of polymer blends, ΔG m …

… This technique can also be used to measure polymer-polymer interaction parameters via a
… to characterize polymer blends were unsuccessful. The polymer-polymer interaction param…

… degree of miscibility of components in polymer blends exerts … polymer blend processing
and those at which the compound finds application. The temperature dependence of miscibility, …

… , ie, if the polymers are very similar. Recently, in our laboratory, several miscible polymer pairs
… Acetone was the solvent used for making solutions of the polymer blends. Previous study …

… The LCST’s of the polymer blends are probably situated at temperatures much higher than
… polymer molecules using the much used recent method of inverse gas chromatography.11 …

… in the characterization of polymer blends is the miscibility. … We have examined the application
of inverse gas chromatography (… parameters for the miscibility of blends containing PVF 2 …