compatibilisaatio
Compatibilisation is a process used in polymer science to improve the miscibility and compatibility of two or more polymers that would otherwise separate into distinct phases. When blending polymers, immiscibility often leads to poor mechanical properties, such as reduced toughness and strength, because the interface between the different polymer phases is weak. Compatibilisation aims to create a more stable and finely dispersed morphology, thereby enhancing the overall performance of the polymer blend.
This is typically achieved by introducing a third component, known as a compatibiliser. Compatibilisers are usually
The presence of compatibilisers can lead to finer droplet or domain sizes in the dispersed phase, creating