Structural Ordering in (AB)nStar Copolymer Solutions
β Scribed by Satoshi Uchida; Ayako Ichimura; Koji Ishizu
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 1998
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 226 KB
- Volume
- 203
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0021-9797
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β¦ Synopsis
SAXS measurements that the star copolymers formed the (AB) n -type star copolymers (arm numbers n Γ 14 and 16; poly-lattice with a body-centered cubic (BCC) structure near the isoprene blocks Γ 23-24 mol%) were prepared by anionic copolyoverlap threshold (C*) (7). The C* is defined as a region merization of polystyrene-block-polyisoprene diblock anions with of crossover between the dilute polymer solution where the divinylbenzene. The structural ordering of such star-block copolycoils are separate and the more concentrated solution region mers was investigated through small-angle X-ray scattering and where the coils overlap. At the C* the coils begins to be electron microscopy. (AB) n -type stars formed a body-centered cudensely packed. However, the ordering process of (AB) n bic (BCC) structure near the overlap threshold (C*). This strucstars through the C* into bulk film is not unclarified.
ture changed to a mixed lattice of BCC and face-centered cubic
In this paper, we prepared the (AB) n star-block polymers (FCC) structure with increasing polymer concentration. Near the bulk, such stars formed a FCC structure. It was concluded that having many arms (n Γ 14 and 16) by copolymerization of (AB) n -type stars led to hierarchical transformation of the cubic PS-block-PI diblock anions with DVB. The self-micellizalattices from the C* threshold into a continuous film. α§ 1998 tion behavior was investigated by dynamic light scattering.
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We also examined the process of structural ordering for star-Key Words: (AB) n -type star; cubic lattice; SAXS.
block copolymers through the C* into the bulk film using the SAXS measurements.
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