… ” refers to the fact that the stationary phase (the polymeric system) is under … gas chromatography
(GC). The stationary phase is prepared by dissolving the polymer or polymer blend in …

… the relationship between polymer-polymer miscibility and trendsin 2. The generality of
these trends will have to be determined by examining other polymer blends. In additionto …

… polymers, today, as evidenced in this book, IGC is used to study synthetic and biological
polymers, copolymers, polymer blends… the overall subject of gas chromatography. In an update, …

… In the case of a polymer blend, the parameter χ can still be defined and … polymer blend is
used in an IGC study, the corresponding specific retention volume and density data of blends …

… for rapid measurement of polymer-solvent interaction and solvent activ… “inverse gas
chromatography” based on the fact that … Actual polymeric blends do not conform to this dictate. At …

… In this review, IGC and its applicability to polymer blends will be discussed. The term “inverse”
is conveniently used because the chromatographic column consists of the polymer blend …

… of the thermodynamic interactions of polymers (above their … of IGC for studying the polymer
blends. Starting from Flory–… use of polymer blend leading to the polymer–polymer interaction …

… of polyolefine blends [4]. Interaction parameter for the components of polymer blends was also
… It is worth to note the increasing role of inverse gas chromatography (IGC) [14]. During the …

… It can be concluded, from the results obtained in this work that the IGC method is an
adequate technique to study the miscibility of polymer blends through the glass-transition …

… The method of inverse gas chromatography was used for the first time in 1974 by … interactions
in polymer blends and binary mixtures of a non-volatile compound with a polymer. The …