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Case II UCST

Fignre 5.3 phase diagram (T versus (pi) shows one UCST. [Pg.108]

One method of calculating the different cases of phase diagrams listed here is by expressing the polymer blend interaction parameter, 5 as a fnnction of temperature [Pg.108]

FIGURE 5.2 Phase diagram (T versus cpi)-I LCST (lower critical solution temperature). [Pg.109]

Where b, bi, do, d, and d2 are adjustable parameters. It was assumed that the excess partial molar heat capacity of blend is independent of temperature. A quadratic dependence on composition was chosen from observations made in polymer-solvent systems. When the coefficients of d and do in Equation (5.14a) are both positive, the resulting phase diagram is of the combined LCST/UCST or hourglass type, as discussed for different cases in this section. The system acetone and polystyrene has been found to undergo a transition from a combined LCST/UCST to the hourglass behavior as the molecular weight of the polystyrene is increased. [Pg.109]


A combined Case I LCST and Case II UCST can be illustrated for a polymer-polymer system with the interaction parameter varying as follows ... [Pg.109]


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