A) The reaction between polymer chains B) The arrangement of different polymer phases in a blend C) The measurement of polymer viscosity D) The process of mixing two polymers together
A) Environmental factors and humidity B) Polymer chain length and color C) Composition, processing conditions, and thermodynamics D) Temperature and pressure only
A) Gas bubbles trapped in the polymer B) A single homogeneous polymer structure C) Distinct regions of each polymer phase in the blend D) Partially dissolved polymers
A) They have no impact on the material B) They determine the properties and performance of the material C) They make the material more expensive D) They are only aesthetic features
A) One polymer forms small droplets in the other B) The polymers form separate layers C) The polymer chains break down into monomers D) Both polymers form continuous phases throughout the blend
A) Flory-Huggins theory B) Boyle's law C) Newton's laws of motion D) Faraday's law of electrolysis
A) Makes the polymers more flexible B) No impact on microstructures C) Changes the polymer color D) Can lead to different phase arrangements and sizes
A) Polymers that completely dissolve in each other B) Polymers that evaporate during blending C) Polymers that do not mix and form distinct phases D) Polymers that bond together strongly
A) Stabilize the microstructures B) Prevent any changes in the blend C) Lead to changes in the distribution and morphology of phases D) Increase the polymer crystallinity |