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Figure 2-12. SEM photomicrograph of a) 70%HDPE(A)/20%PP(B)/10%PS(C), b)<br />

70%HDPE(A)/20%PP(B)/10%PS(C) + 0.5% S-E block copolymer, and c)<br />

xxxi<br />

70%HDPE(A)/20%PP(B)/10%PS(C) + 2% S-E block copolymer(Guo,<br />

Packirisamy, et al., 1997) ........................................................................................... 35<br />

Figure 2-13. SEM photomicrograph of a)<br />

10%PMMA(D)/10%PS(C)/60%PP(A)/20%HDPE(B), b)<br />

10%PMMA(D)/60%PS(A)/20%PP(B)/10%HDPE(C) , c)<br />

60%PMMA(A)/20%PS(B)/10%PP(C)/10%HDPE(D), and d)<br />

10%PMMA(D)/10%PS(C)/20%PP(B)/60%HDPE(A)(Guo, Gvozdic, et al.,<br />

1997) .......................................................................................................................... 36<br />

Figure 2-14. Coarsening process in co-continuous structure upon annealing.(a) the thin rod<br />

merges/flows into thick ones at both si<strong>de</strong>s, the thick rod merges into a much<br />

thicker one at the same time; (b) the thin rod becomes thinner during the<br />

merging process; (c) the thin rod breaks/splits; and (d) the residual parts<br />

retract/shrink to the thick rods.(Yuan, 2005) ............................................................. 39<br />

Figure 2-15. Experimental pore size growth (points) with the theoretical mo<strong>de</strong>l (solid lines)<br />

for different blends annealed at 200°C. (Yuan, 2005) ............................................... 40<br />

Figure 2-16. Detail of a bond percolation on the square lattice in two dimensions with<br />

percolation probability p=51(Stauffer & Aharony, 1994b) ....................................... 41<br />

Figure 2-17. Logarithmic conductivity lad<strong>de</strong>r locating some metals and conducting<br />

polymers(Pratt, 2001)................................................................................................. 44<br />

Figure 2-18. Simultaneous measurement of the nanocomposite (MWCNT/epoxy) electrical<br />

conductivity as function of the nanotube weight fraction, performed in the liquid<br />

state prior to curing at 0.1 s −1 and 20 °C. The rheological percolation threshold is<br />

located at 0.1 wt% and the electrical one at 0.04 wt%(Du, et al., 2004). .................. 47<br />

Figure 2-19. Approaching the percolation threshold in a binary blend ........................................ 49<br />

Figure 2-20. Schematic illustrations of conductivity establishment for polymer composites<br />

with (a) spherical fillers, (b) high aspect ratio fillers (fiber/wire) and (c)

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