Experimental miscibility studies were performed on different compositions of iPP/sPP blends, where sPP has a low syndiotacticity （[rrrr] = 81%）. Combining optical microscopy, rheology, and solid state NMR spectrosco...Experimental miscibility studies were performed on different compositions of iPP/sPP blends, where sPP has a low syndiotacticity （[rrrr] = 81%）. Combining optical microscopy, rheology, and solid state NMR spectroscopy, the miscibility of the blends was investigated at different scales in the traditionally thought to be ＂immiscible＂ iPP/sPP blends. For the composition of iPP/sPP （90/10） blend, it shows to be miscible in the melt, and furthermore, the existence of intermolecular chain interactions between sPP and iPP components was detected in the solid state.展开更多
The structural analysis of two PP/PE copolymer samples,1 and 2,was conducted by using^(13)C-NMR,GPC and crystallization segregation DSC(CSDSC)techniques.A pure polypropylene sample was also used for comparison.It was ...The structural analysis of two PP/PE copolymer samples,1 and 2,was conducted by using^(13)C-NMR,GPC and crystallization segregation DSC(CSDSC)techniques.A pure polypropylene sample was also used for comparison.It was found that the two copolymer samples are very close in composition(the ethylene mol content is 4.3%and 4.5%,respectively),stereoregularity(96%and 97%)and molecular weight(M_(w)=7.0 x 10^(4)and 7.3 x 10^(4);M-(w)/M_(n)=5.0 and 6.1,respectively).While the CSDSC thermograms of the two samples are quite different from each other.Sample 1 shows a higher average melting temperature and a broader distribution of its thermogram These phenomena were explained as an indication of a less uniform distribution of ethylene units along the PP chains for sample 1.It was noted that CSDSC is a very sensitive and convenient technique for structural studies of copolymers.展开更多
基金This work was supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC) (Nos. 50290090, 20490220 and 10590355)ZW acknowledges the financial support from "One Hundred Young Talents" of the Chinese Academy of Sciences.
文摘Experimental miscibility studies were performed on different compositions of iPP/sPP blends, where sPP has a low syndiotacticity （[rrrr] = 81%）. Combining optical microscopy, rheology, and solid state NMR spectroscopy, the miscibility of the blends was investigated at different scales in the traditionally thought to be ＂immiscible＂ iPP/sPP blends. For the composition of iPP/sPP （90/10） blend, it shows to be miscible in the melt, and furthermore, the existence of intermolecular chain interactions between sPP and iPP components was detected in the solid state.
文摘The structural analysis of two PP/PE copolymer samples,1 and 2,was conducted by using^(13)C-NMR,GPC and crystallization segregation DSC(CSDSC)techniques.A pure polypropylene sample was also used for comparison.It was found that the two copolymer samples are very close in composition(the ethylene mol content is 4.3%and 4.5%,respectively),stereoregularity(96%and 97%)and molecular weight(M_(w)=7.0 x 10^(4)and 7.3 x 10^(4);M-(w)/M_(n)=5.0 and 6.1,respectively).While the CSDSC thermograms of the two samples are quite different from each other.Sample 1 shows a higher average melting temperature and a broader distribution of its thermogram These phenomena were explained as an indication of a less uniform distribution of ethylene units along the PP chains for sample 1.It was noted that CSDSC is a very sensitive and convenient technique for structural studies of copolymers.
