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- 2006Two calorimetric glass transitions do not necessarily indicate immiscibilitycitations
- 2005Viscosity predictions for model miscible polymer blendscitations
- 2004Failure of time-temperature superposition in dilute miscible polymer blendscitations
- 2004A framework for predicting the viscosity of miscible polymer blendscitations
- 2003Composition and temperature dependence of terminal and segmental dynamics in polyisoprene/poly(vinylethylene) blendscitations
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A framework for predicting the viscosity of miscible polymer blends
Abstract
<p>A new model for the viscosity of miscible polymer blends is described. It combines a mixing rule for chain relaxation, based on the double reptation concept as adopted by Tsenoglou (1989), with a calculation of the concentration dependence of the monomeric friction factors, based on the self-concentration model of Lodge and McLeish (2000). The model is successful in anticipating the experimentally observed curvatures in plots of viscosity versus composition, and the predictions are in promising agreement with the data for several systems. The model introduces no freely adjustable parameters, and all the necessary parameters may be determined from measurements on pure components.</p>