Blends When the Dispersed Phase is Flexible

Large shear rates enhance deformation capabilities of the dispersed phase domains generally as droplets, flowing with the matrix during the mixing and further 

From Equation 13.1, the existence of a critical value of the Weber number emerges, and then a critical particle size for the dispersed phase below which there is no particle deformation. Furthermore, if only physical interactions exist between components, the remaining dynamic coalescence mechanism could change on further processing steps such as a nonstable postprocessing morphology. 

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