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Syntheses have been carried out on polymer-polymer, polymer-monomer, and polymer-filler systems. The properties of the products obtained can vary widely according to chemical structure and the conditions of mastication (temperature, mixing intensity, presence and nature of radical acceptors and stabilizers, atmosphere, solvents and ratio of blend components). 

As has been depicted in Fig. 1, various conformations are possible for adsorbed polymers, depending on polymer-polymer, polymer-solvent, and polymer-interface interactions and the flexibility of polymers. To determine experimentally the conformation of adsorbed polymers only adsorption isotherm data are insufficient. The average thickness of the adsorbed polymer layer, the segment density distribution in this layer, the fraction of adsorbed segments, and the fraction of surface sites occupied by adsorbed segments must be measured. Recently, several unique techniques have become available to measure these quantities. 

An attractive route to creating stable multilayers is electrostatic self-assembly using polyelectrolytes. Since the interaction between the polymer layer and the substrate, or between alternating layers, is based on electrostatic interactions, the chemical nature of the electrostatic components can be varied systematically. As a result, there is an extensive literature based on, among others, polymer-polymer, polymer-organic, polymer-inorganic, and polymer-biomolecular assemblies. 

In this review, the problems of complex formation in different systems of interacting macromolecules namely in polymer-polymer, polymer-alternating or statistical copolymer systems are discussed. The influence of solvent nature, the critical phenomena, equilibrium, selectivity and co-operativity in reactions are considered. The perspectives of development of this field of polymer science and the potential practical applications of interpolymer complexes are pointed out. 

Piculell, L., and Linman, B. (1992). Association and segregation in aqueous polymer/polymer, polymer surfactant mixtures similarities and differences. Advanced Colloid Interface Science,41, 149-178. 

The use of NMR relaxation studies in the polymer solutions is well known for the study of polymer chain dynamics, polymer/polymer, polymer/solvent. 

One step further still lies the engineering of devices. A complete understanding of their behaviour requires additional structural information about the various interfaces involved, which can be any of polymer-polymer, polymer-metal or polymer-ceramic. This is a fascinating challenge, which demands a highly interdisciplinary approach. 

Nanometer-scale molecules of hyperbranched polymers and dendrimers can be dissolved and assembled in various polymer matrices as well as on polymer surfaces and polymer/polymer, polymer/filler and polymer/fiber interfaces. 

PECs are the association complexes mainly formed between oppositely charged particles (e.g., polymer-polymer, polymer-drug, polymer-surfactant, polymer-protein). These complexes are formed due to electrostatic interaction between oppositely charged polyions. This interaction avoids the use of chemical cross-linking agents that can reduce the possible toxicity and other undesirable effects of the reagents. The PECs formed between a poly acid and poly base are less affected by the pH variation of the dissolution medium. The complexation, between DNA and chitosan, has been extensively studied in the development of delivery vehicle for gene therapy and oral vaccination. 

Torres, F.G., Flores, R., Dienstmaier, J.F., Quintana, O.A. Transport and flame properties of natural fibre reinforced polymers. Polym. Polym. Compos. 13, 753-764 (2005)... 

Upon the transition from primary polymer architectures to secondary structural units at the mesoscopic scale interactions of solvent-solvent, solvent-polymer, polymer-polymer types are renormalized into effective interactions between sidechains and aqueous domains, as indicated in Fig. 3. These interactions control proton distribution and mobilities as well as the coupling between proton and water transport. At the mesoscopic level of the theory, the hydrophobic polymer phase formed by the backbones can already be considered as an inert, structureless matrix. 

Also, auxiliary compounds can demonstrate very interesting self-aggregative behaviour, which allows controlled interaction with the desired products. We have mentioned already the example of aqueous two-phase systems on the basis of aqueous polymer-polymer, polymer-salt and smfactant-based micellar systems. Exiting developments are achieved with block copolymers composed of two alkyl chains connected by a hydrophilic polymer. Modifleation of the chain lengths of the blocks allows variation in the lower critical solution temperature (LCST - onset to phase separation) from 273 K to 333 K. Typically less then 5 wt% of polymer is required to construct these systems. 

Polymeric materials include single polymer resins or a mixture or blend of polymer-polymer, polymer-filler, polymer-additives, or polymer-colorants. It has been stated that in the future the polymer blends having two or more polymer resins and others are needed to meet the material properties necessary for various... 

However, as we discuss later in this chapter, the equilibrium thermodynamic considerations can address only a part of the issues encountered in polymer-polymer, polymer-filler, and polymer-polymer-filler blends. In these cases, high viscosity of polymers limits attaining the thermodynamic equilibrium. Hence, kinetic factors, such as mixing rate, strain type, and strain history, become dominant, although the information from thermodynamics is still useful. Here, we only discuss certain aspects of filled emulsions. A more detailed description of all relevant phenomena is beyond the scope of this chapter. Interested readers are referred to fundamental studies reported elsewhere [10]. 

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Since the polymer molecules at this point exist as in a poor solvent environment, they assume the form of highly collapsed polymer globules (Doi, 1996). For dilute systems, the internal volume fraction of the globule is independent of the bulk concentration of polymer in the system and is a function of polymer-polymer, polymer-solvent, and solvent-solvent interactions. 

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